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China to Host Third China-Pacific Island Countries Foreign Ministers' Meeting
China will host the third China-Pacific Island Countries Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Xiamen from May 28 to 29, with foreign ministers or representatives from 11 Pacific Island nations attending, signifying deepening ties and cooperation.
China to Host Third China-Pacific Island Countries Foreign Ministers' Meeting
China will host the third China-Pacific Island Countries Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Xiamen from May 28 to 29, with foreign ministers or representatives from 11 Pacific Island nations attending, signifying deepening ties and cooperation.
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60% Bias Score
Fijian Ocean Expedition Reveals Thriving Ecosystems
A National Geographic Pristine Seas expedition, led by Dr. Keiron Fraser, is exploring largely unexplored Fijian waters, with Charlene Erasito, a 30-year-old Rotuman PhD student, as the only female Pacific Islander aboard; initial findings reveal diverse and healthy ecosystems.
Fijian Ocean Expedition Reveals Thriving Ecosystems
A National Geographic Pristine Seas expedition, led by Dr. Keiron Fraser, is exploring largely unexplored Fijian waters, with Charlene Erasito, a 30-year-old Rotuman PhD student, as the only female Pacific Islander aboard; initial findings reveal diverse and healthy ecosystems.
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24% Bias Score
Fiji's Loloma Hour: Tourism with a Purpose
Fiji's new "Loloma Hour" program invites tourists to volunteer for at least one hour during their stay, participating in activities like mangrove replanting, beach cleanups, or community projects to support environmental conservation and cultural preservation, aiming for 5000 volunteer hours this ye...
Fiji's Loloma Hour: Tourism with a Purpose
Fiji's new "Loloma Hour" program invites tourists to volunteer for at least one hour during their stay, participating in activities like mangrove replanting, beach cleanups, or community projects to support environmental conservation and cultural preservation, aiming for 5000 volunteer hours this ye...
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36% Bias Score
Palau President Backs Australia's COP31 Bid Amidst Political Opposition
Palau's president strongly backs Australia's bid to host the 2024 UN climate conference (COP31), emphasizing its importance for Pacific solidarity and clean energy investment, despite opposition leader Peter Dutton's rejection, citing potential billions in costs; a Lowy Institute poll shows 70% publ...
Palau President Backs Australia's COP31 Bid Amidst Political Opposition
Palau's president strongly backs Australia's bid to host the 2024 UN climate conference (COP31), emphasizing its importance for Pacific solidarity and clean energy investment, despite opposition leader Peter Dutton's rejection, citing potential billions in costs; a Lowy Institute poll shows 70% publ...
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52% Bias Score
Australia to Assess Impact of US Foreign Aid Freeze on Pacific
The Australian government is assessing the impact of the Trump administration's foreign aid freeze on Pacific nations, consulting with regional partners and considering increased aid funding ahead of next week's federal budget, amid concerns that China may fill the void.
Australia to Assess Impact of US Foreign Aid Freeze on Pacific
The Australian government is assessing the impact of the Trump administration's foreign aid freeze on Pacific nations, consulting with regional partners and considering increased aid funding ahead of next week's federal budget, amid concerns that China may fill the void.
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52% Bias Score
Cook Islands' China Deals Spark Regional Tensions
The Cook Islands signed several agreements with China covering various sectors, including deep-sea mineral exploration, without consulting New Zealand, causing domestic protests and raising concerns among Australia and New Zealand. This action highlights growing Chinese influence in the Pacific and ...
Cook Islands' China Deals Spark Regional Tensions
The Cook Islands signed several agreements with China covering various sectors, including deep-sea mineral exploration, without consulting New Zealand, causing domestic protests and raising concerns among Australia and New Zealand. This action highlights growing Chinese influence in the Pacific and ...
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48% Bias Score
New Zealand Warns Against Pacific Militarization Amid Growing Chinese Influence
New Zealand's foreign minister warns against the militarization of the Pacific Ocean amid China's growing influence, citing concerns over a China-Cook Islands agreement and recent Chinese live-fire drills.
New Zealand Warns Against Pacific Militarization Amid Growing Chinese Influence
New Zealand's foreign minister warns against the militarization of the Pacific Ocean amid China's growing influence, citing concerns over a China-Cook Islands agreement and recent Chinese live-fire drills.
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52% Bias Score
Fiji Launches "Hora Loloma": One Hour of Tourism for Environmental and Community Improvement
Fiji's "Hora Loloma" program invites tourists to volunteer one hour to environmental or community projects, such as replanting mangroves or learning traditional crafts, aiming for 5,000 volunteer hours this year across 21 participating hotels and resorts.
Fiji Launches "Hora Loloma": One Hour of Tourism for Environmental and Community Improvement
Fiji's "Hora Loloma" program invites tourists to volunteer one hour to environmental or community projects, such as replanting mangroves or learning traditional crafts, aiming for 5,000 volunteer hours this year across 21 participating hotels and resorts.
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48% Bias Score
Tuvalu Launches First ATMs, Ending Cash-Only Banking
Tuvalu has launched its first ATMs and point-of-sale terminals, costing over A$3 million, to modernize its cash-based economy and improve access to financial services for its 12,000 citizens, with plans for future debit and credit card functionality.
Tuvalu Launches First ATMs, Ending Cash-Only Banking
Tuvalu has launched its first ATMs and point-of-sale terminals, costing over A$3 million, to modernize its cash-based economy and improve access to financial services for its 12,000 citizens, with plans for future debit and credit card functionality.
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8% Bias Score
French Polynesia Vetoes Deep-Sea Mining
French Polynesian President Moetai Brotherson strongly opposes deep-sea mining due to environmental concerns, creating a conflict with other Pacific Island nations pursuing it for economic reasons, highlighting the uncertain environmental consequences and geopolitical tensions.
French Polynesia Vetoes Deep-Sea Mining
French Polynesian President Moetai Brotherson strongly opposes deep-sea mining due to environmental concerns, creating a conflict with other Pacific Island nations pursuing it for economic reasons, highlighting the uncertain environmental consequences and geopolitical tensions.
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48% Bias Score
Vanuatu to Renegotiate Security Pact with Australia, Prioritizing Climate Change
Vanuatu's Prime Minister Jotham Napat is renegotiating a 2022 security pact with Australia to prioritize climate change and easier travel for its citizens; Australia welcomes discussions, while the move reflects geopolitical competition with China and the US in the Pacific.
Vanuatu to Renegotiate Security Pact with Australia, Prioritizing Climate Change
Vanuatu's Prime Minister Jotham Napat is renegotiating a 2022 security pact with Australia to prioritize climate change and easier travel for its citizens; Australia welcomes discussions, while the move reflects geopolitical competition with China and the US in the Pacific.
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40% Bias Score
Rising Seas Threaten Tuvalu's Existence
Tuvalu, a Pacific Island nation of 9,600 people, faces displacement due to rising sea levels projected to submerge much of its land by 2050; a deal with Australia allows 280 Tuvaluans to migrate yearly, but mass migration is unlikely due to strong cultural ties.
Rising Seas Threaten Tuvalu's Existence
Tuvalu, a Pacific Island nation of 9,600 people, faces displacement due to rising sea levels projected to submerge much of its land by 2050; a deal with Australia allows 280 Tuvaluans to migrate yearly, but mass migration is unlikely due to strong cultural ties.
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24% Bias Score
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