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Tuvalu: Are its allies doing enough to unlock its ocean wealth?

Tuvalu: Are its allies doing enough to unlock its ocean wealth?

Tuvalu, a tiny dot in the vast South Pacific, faces a unique challenge. With a population of just under 10,000 spread across a mere 26 square kilometres, its geographic isolation and modest size naturally limit traditional avenues for growth. Yet,...

World News | China Irks NZ as Its Influence Spreads in the South Pacific

World News | China Irks NZ as Its Influence Spreads in the South Pacific

Hong Kong, June 23 (ANI): The Pacific Islands are considered a point of vulnerability for Chinese encroachment and influence peddling, and the Cook Islands is following in the footsteps of Vanuatu and Solomon Islands in signing strategic deals...

China irks NZ as its influence spreads in the South Pacific

China irks NZ as its influence spreads in the South Pacific

Hong Kong, June 23 (ANI): The Pacific Islands are considered a point of vulnerability for Chinese encroachment and influence peddling, and the Cook Islands is following in the footsteps of Vanuatu and Solomon Islands in signing strategic deals...

Nauru says deep sea mining and ocean conservation can coexist

Nauru says deep sea mining and ocean conservation can coexist

Deep sea mining involves extracting potato size rocks called nodules - which are packed full of valuable metals - from the seafloor many kilometres deep. (file image) Photo: NOAA Ocean Exploration Ocean conservation and deep sea mining are not in...

Shocking! Maldives and 9 other countries that could vanish sooner than you think

Shocking! Maldives and 9 other countries that could vanish sooner than you think

Rising sea levels caused by climate change present an existential threat to many low-lying countries, particularly small island nations and coastal states, as highlighted by reports from the World Economic Forum and the Lowy Institute. These...

UN expects climate finance roadmap to offer “clear next steps”

UN expects climate finance roadmap to offer “clear next steps”

Climate negotiators in Bonn have been tasked with taking a “deep dive” into how a roadmap to boost climate finance for developing countries should look, so that it can be finalised at COP30 in Brazil – but a series of consultations last week...

Tuvalu calls for sea level rise treaty at UN Oceans Conference

Tuvalu calls for sea level rise treaty at UN Oceans Conference

Photo: LUDOVIC MARIN Tuvalu prime minister Feleti Teo has called for an international treaty on sea level rise at the UN Oceans Conference in France. Speaking to delegates in Nice, Teo said the ocean is critical to his country's economy, culture...

Wealth beneath the waves: US takes a step toward promoting deep-sea mining amid concerns in the Pacific

Wealth beneath the waves: US takes a step toward promoting deep-sea mining amid concerns in the Pacific

Around 16,404 feet beneath the northern Pacific Ocean, the whole seabed—stretching around 4,500 miles from east to west—is littered with potato-sized chunks of what look like charcoal lumps called polymetallic nodules. Rich in metals such as...

This is only country in the world without capital city, spread over 21 sqmt, not Vatican, Monaco, Tuvalu, it is..., located in...

This is only country in the world without capital city, spread over 21 sqmt, not Vatican, Monaco, Tuvalu, it is..., located in...

According to historians, 12 tribes used to rule here traditionally, the effect of which is also visible on the flag of the country. The main source of income for the people here is forest mining. There are hundreds of countries in the world, which...

Inside the 'hidden gem' country with an eerie prediction about its future - would YOU travel there?

Inside the 'hidden gem' country with an eerie prediction about its future - would YOU travel there?

Dreaming about decamping to a far-flung island where the world's troubles feel a million miles away? Then you could always make for a speck of an island in the Pacific Ocean that manages to exist peacefully without a prison or an army. The...

Pacific Vision for Adapted Crops and Soil officially launches on the margins of the Pacific Week of Agriculture and Forestry in Tonga

Pacific Vision for Adapted Crops and Soil officially launches on the margins of the Pacific Week of Agriculture and Forestry in Tonga

The Pacific Vision for Adapted Crops and Soil (PACS) was officially launched yesterday in Nuku’alofa, Tonga, on the margins of the 4th Pacific Week of Agriculture and Forestry. As climate change threatens food systems, the PACS will improve food...

Taiwan Can Green: Energy Transition as a Response to the Taiwan Strait Tensions

Taiwan Can Green: Energy Transition as a Response to the Taiwan Strait Tensions

The article is published as part of a joint issue “Green Synergies: Sustainability, Security and Taiwan-Europe Collaboration” between CHOICE and the University of Nottingham’s Taiwan Insight. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has been...

Building brand credibility and community through country code top level domains

Building brand credibility and community through country code top level domains

To succeed in the digital age, businesses must not only establish a strong online presence but continuously adapt their digital strategy as the virtual landscape evolves. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution for rapid business expansion, a...

Reframing the French Indo-Pacific: Wallis and Futuna: Of Monarchies, Catholicism… and Rugby

Reframing the French Indo-Pacific: Wallis and Futuna: Of Monarchies, Catholicism… and Rugby

As Emmanuel Macron wrapped up his visits to Vietnam, Indonesia, and Singapore – where he delivered the keynote address at the Shangri-La Dialogue at the end of May – the French president reaffirmed the Indo-Pacific’s strategic importance for both...

US May Ban Entry to Citizens of 36 More States: Rubio Memo

US May Ban Entry to Citizens of 36 More States: Rubio Memo

The Trump administration is considering scaling up its travel restrictions and could potentially ban citizens from 36 more countries from entering the United States – including two more from Asia: Cambodia and Bhutan. Earlier this month, the...

Pacific Islands Countries Push For Action at UN Ocean Conference 

Pacific Islands Countries Push For Action at UN Ocean Conference 

Last week, more than 60 world leaders convened in Nice, France, for the third – and the most-attended – United Nations Ocean Conference. There was cause for celebration: during the week-long conference, 19 countries ratified the Agreement on...

Australian neighbours in possible new 36-nation US travel ban, but America-bound Aussie travel grows

Australian neighbours in possible new 36-nation US travel ban, but America-bound Aussie travel grows

The memo, seen by The Washington Post, shows the new restrictions would apply to 25 African nations, including Egypt, as well as numerous countries in the Caribbean and Central Asia. Multiple Pacific Island nations also feature in the list,...

A Turning Point for Agrifood Investment in Asia and the Pacific

A Turning Point for Agrifood Investment in Asia and the Pacific

KPL From the mountains of Bhutan to the shores of Tuvalu, countries across Asia and the Pacific are confronting a common challenge: transforming their agrifood systems to meet growing demands while safeguarding natural resources for future...

China's quiet invasion of Michigan is a national security crisis

China's quiet invasion of Michigan is a national security crisis

OPINION: Michigan has become ground zero for Beijing’s efforts to undermine America from within. Its target method? Economic incursions in the form of investments and partnerships. Although less overt than traditional warfare, Beijing’s economic...

Is Trump planning an ‘Africa visa ban’?

Is Trump planning an ‘Africa visa ban’?

United States President Donald Trump could significantly expand his travel ban list in the next few weeks to include 36 more countries, 26 of which are in Africa, US media reports say, citing internal government documents. With 10 countries...

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