View from the West
Here, in what some call the “burning West”, a pub with no beer is to some parched human throats what a dry
June 25, 2021
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Here, in what some call the “burning West”, a pub with no beer is to some parched human throats what a dry
When I suggested to a friend on Facebook that we should host a live session on the social media platform about COVID-19
Good foreign policy, diplomacy and sound national security in the Pacific Islands doesn’t just require solid ideas and good plans. It needs
In 2020 as shops and markets all over the world were forced to close due to the coronavirus, people shopped from home,
Banz Kofi’s online business was transformed when owner Patrick Killoran negotiated a significant reduction in freight rates. Last year during COVID, while
The Parties to the Nauru Agreement ( PNA) has described them as the “eyes of the sea,” who help provide critical data
While collectively, Pacific fishing nations do not appear to be in a rush to send fisheries observers back to sea unless their
As Henry Puna takes the reins at the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, Dame Meg Taylor has ended her term as Secretary General
By early June, Papua New Guinea’s COVID-19 cases stood at 15,938 and 15,088 of that number have recovered. There have been 162
With Fiji caught in the darkness of a descending cloud of COVID-19, its government has pushed through the sale of a large
Ruben Vulawalu returned to his village of Drue, Kadavu after 20 years for his story, Between a rock and a hard place.
In the Fijian village of Drue in Kadavu, locals face a life-changing decision: to remain at the mercy of the rising ocean, or
