Vanuatu calls on major polluters to back UN resolution
Vanuatu’s Foreign Minister says it would be “embarrassing” for both China and the United States if they fail to back the Pacific
March 28, 2023
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Vanuatu’s Foreign Minister says it would be “embarrassing” for both China and the United States if they fail to back the Pacific
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