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Uganda and Tanzania are part of a draft list of 36 countries facing potential new US travel restrictions, following a recent travel ban enacted by the Trump administration due to …
Uganda, Tanzania Among 36 Nations Facing Possible New US Travel Restrictions Read More
The IMF warns that St. Vincent and the Grenadines and other low-income countries face economic collapse due to rising debt distress, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. With a crucial debt-service …
IMF Warns of Potential Economic Collapse in St. Vincent and the Grenadines Read More
The Solomon Islands is considering establishing a ship registry, following discussions with Tuvalu over potential economic benefits. This comes amid concerns about a Cook Islands flagged tanker linked to Russia’s …
Solomon Islands Considers Ship Registry Amid Concerns Over Russian Shadow Fleet Read More
The Solomon Islands is considering a ship registry, inspired by other Pacific Island nations, particularly after a Cook Islands flagged tanker was linked to Russia’s shadow fleet. Minister Maelanga sees …
Solomon Islands Considers Ship Registry Amid Russian Fleet Concerns Read More
Low-lying atoll nations, including Tuvalu and the Marshall Islands, urged the ICJ for a definitive opinion on legal obligations regarding climate change, asserting that inaction on carbon emissions breaches international …
At ICJ, Low-Lying Atoll Nations Demand Climate Action Accountability Read More
The Fiji Men’s 7s Development team defeated Nauru 61-7 in their opening match at the Oceania 7s tournament in the Solomon Islands. The Women’s Development team also excelled, winning 47-0 …
Fiji Development Teams Excel at Oceania 7s Tournament Read More
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te visited Tuvalu on December 4, strengthening ties amidst growing climate change challenges. Following his arrival from the Marshall Islands, he emphasized the importance of international support …
Taiwan President Lai Strengthens Relations with Tuvalu Amid Climate Challenges Read More
The International Court of Justice hearings began on December 2, 2024, addressing the obligations of UN member states to combat climate change, initiated by the PISFCC with support from Vanuatu. …
Youth-Led Climate Change Case Begins at the International Court of Justice Read More
Google’s investment of $566 million is projected to create over 3,600 jobs in Fiji by 2030, significantly contributing to the nation’s GDP and boosting its digital infrastructure. Prime Minister Rabuka …
Google’s $566 Million Investment to Create 3,600 Jobs in Fiji by 2030 Read More
The UN climate conference in Baku features global leaders addressing climate change’s impacts, with discussions centered on financial aid for developing nations and a proposed Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty. Key …
Global Leaders Address Climate Change at UN Conference in Baku Read More