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Allied forces converge on Guam for Cope North exercises amid tension over downed Chinese spy balloon

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3 days ago

Allied forces converge on Guam for Cope North exercises amid tension over downed Chinese spy balloon

Training locations also include CNMI, Palau and Yap By Pacific Island Times News Staff Approximately 1,000 U.S. airmen, marines and...

Court asked to lift permanent injunction on Guam's 1990 anti-abortion law

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6 days ago

Court asked to lift permanent injunction on Guam's 1990 anti-abortion law

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Attorney General Douglas Moylan on Wednesday petitioned the federal court to lift the permanent...

Guam is the second most expensive place to buy eggs in the US

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Jan 26

Guam is the second most expensive place to buy eggs in the US

Egg prices up 71.8%; overall inflation rate sits at 7.9% By Mar-Vic Cagurangan A man bearing a tray of eggs kneels in front of a woman in...

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19 hours ago

COFA talks and peace in the Pacific

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan China’s persistent threats to take over Taiwan underscore the risk of escalating geopolitical conflicts besetting...

Looking at Palau’s approach to the compact negotiation

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19 hours ago

Looking at Palau’s approach to the compact negotiation

By Ongerung Kambes Kesolei Koror—In September 2021, Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr. told world leaders at the 76th Session of the...

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2 days ago

The cost of an enduring partnership

As Compact of Free Association negotiations grind on toward the Sept. 30 expiration of its economic provisions, Federated States of...

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19 hours ago

How free is ‘free association’?

One afternoon as I was preparing to move to Palau, I uncovered in my local library a copy of “Embattled Island,” one of the few works...

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1 day ago

The great egg-flation

First, there was Covid. Then, a war in Ukraine. And now, eggs? How did the breakfast staple suddenly find itself sharing the world...

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2 days ago

The morality of pain

According to the famed bioethicist Peter Singer, “Pain and suffering are in themselves bad and should be prevented or minimized,...

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Jan 8

Tim Hanley: The nomad artist

I met this artist in the early 1990s. Eeeks. That sounds like a long time ago. He was a boat captain. A mutual artist friend of ours...

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Jan 7

A million things to do before you die

Manila—If you were to die tomorrow, what would you wish you could do? This a strange question to ask at the start of the New Year, but...

Searching for love at the Re/Max balloon

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Jan 7

Searching for love at the Re/Max balloon

Bridgman, MI— After going through a divorce in Louisiana when I moved to Maine as CEO of Parkview in 2002, one of my personal goals was...

FSM citizens receiving adequate Covid-19 assistance

By Alex Rhowuniong

Aug 15, 2020
4 min

FSM citizens receiving adequate Covid-19 assistance

Students on Houk, an outer-island in Chuuk, at their Houk Elementary School putting COVID-19 spaces between themselves for save...

By Johanna Salinas

Jun 16, 2020
4 min

Pride takes pride in Guam's openness

Guam Pride members held a wave event at the ITC intersection on Marine Corps Drive in Tamuning June 12, 2020. Photo by Johanna Salinas As...

What’s keeping Guamanians busy nowadays?

By Phillip V. Cruz, Jr.

Mar 27, 2020
3 min

What’s keeping Guamanians busy nowadays?

Since Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero ordered the shutdown of schools, non-essential government agencies, bars, restaurants, amusement and fitness...

Guam residents always prepared for any catastrophe

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan and Phillip V. Cruz Jr

Mar 16, 2020
4 min

Guam residents always prepared for any catastrophe

Shoppers fill their carts with emergency supplies at Cost -U-Less in Tamuning. Photo by Emmanuel Munar III (Updated: Matson says shipping...

Behind drug statistics is real human drama

By Johanna Salinas

Feb 13, 2020
5 min

Behind drug statistics is real human drama

“There was a lot of hostility in our household when I was growing up,” local artist Jon S. said, sitting outside a café in Tumon, smoking...

Broken and transformed: Embracing the lesson of the bowl of kimchee

By Jeni Ann Flores

Dec 30, 2019
4 min

Broken and transformed: Embracing the lesson of the bowl of kimchee

“Euw!” “Yuck!” These were my first reactions to kimchee. I had tried a tiny bit of it a long time ago and did not like it. Stayed away...

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