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Church soon to begin processing clergy abuse victims' compensation claims

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2 days ago

Church soon to begin processing clergy abuse victims' compensation claims

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Chief Federal Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood on Tuesday approved the final revision to the compromise...

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Guam to join Pacific Islands Forum

By Frank Whitman Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero announced that Guam would apply for membership in the Pacific Islands Forum. “The Pacific Islands...

Declaration on US-Pacific islands partnership lists 11 priorities

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Sep 29

Declaration on US-Pacific islands partnership lists 11 priorities

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan President Joe Biden and Pacific leaders have reached an 11-point Declaration on U.S.-Pacific Partnership that will...

Feds vow to leave Pacific marine monument alone

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Feds vow to leave Pacific marine monument alone

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The Biden administration has no plans to expand the boundaries of the Pacific Remote Islands Marine...

Despite problems, Whipps optimistic about Palau’s future

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Despite problems, Whipps optimistic about Palau’s future

By Frank Whitman Palau enters its 29th year of independence facing myriad challenges, most of which are also taking their toll on...

East-West Center report suggests need for better fact-checking in Pacific affairs

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East-West Center report suggests need for better fact-checking in Pacific affairs

By Michael Walsh “Asia Matters for America” is a longstanding series of reports that provide “visually easy-to-understand data, graphics,...

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Pampered with attention

Picked apart by China and heavily courted by the United States, the Pacific island region has become the superpowers' battleground for...

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5 days ago

Puerto Rico and the US territories:

The need to resolve constitutional and political issues Saipan—I have just finished reading 1st Circuit Judge Gustavo Gelpi’s book, “The...

Reconnecting the world and facilitating Taiwan’s technical participation

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Sep 8

Reconnecting the world and facilitating Taiwan’s technical participation

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) develops common regulations and standards for civil aviation. Countries around the...

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Sep 13

A struggling state, a changing society

By Terence Wood By the late 1990s, it was clear that early hopes for post-independence Papua New Guinea had been misplaced. The country...

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Sep 11

Graying with grace

Manila – There is a recent scientific finding that gray hair is a sign of rapid hair growth, which runs counter to the common belief that...

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Sep 10

‘Now is the time to act'

Author James Borton tackles threats to Pacific fishery in his new book By Pacific Island Times News Staff James Borton is a foreign...

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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