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Guam reports three Covid deaths

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The Joint Information Center today reported three Covid-19-related fatalities, raising Guam's death...

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4 days ago

Omicron surge subsides on Guam

By Aurora Kohn Guam is firmly out of the omicron surge, Dr. Ann Pobutsky, Guam's territorial epidemiologist, said during Thursday's...

In post-Covid era, Guam is facing stiff competition from other destinations

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6 days ago

In post-Covid era, Guam is facing stiff competition from other destinations

By CJ Urquico 2019 was a banner year for Guam’s tourism industry. The island saw record-breaking arrivals of 1.63 million visitors...

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36 years after People Power revolt, the Philippines is returning to the past

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7 days ago

36 years after People Power revolt, the Philippines is returning to the past

Diana G. Mendoza Manila– “Good luck to the Philippines.” Political science Professor Jean Encinas-Franco of the University of the...

US, Palau team up for Indo-Pacific Marine Protected Area

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7 days ago

US, Palau team up for Indo-Pacific Marine Protected Area

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The United States has signed a memorandum of understanding with Palau to strengthen the conservation...

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May 10

Samoa government to buy out cable firm

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Apia-- Samoa’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has confirmed it is moving to buy...

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Taiwan’s Covid containment strategy utilizing innovative technology and universal health coverage

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5 days ago

Taiwan’s Covid containment strategy utilizing innovative technology and universal health coverage

Two years into the Covid-19 pandemic, more than 510 million confirmed cases and more than 6.25 million deaths have been reported around...

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May 7

Life stories

We are getting there, step by step. A sense of normalcy as we once knew is smiling upon us. People are out. People are talking with each...

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May 6

Does size matter? The ‘smallness trap’

When larger powers attempt to control 'small islands' Let’s be honest. “Does size matter?” is a question that preoccupies many. There are...

LIFE & ARTS

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May 7

Breaking a leg

Portland, Maine—Recently, after reconnecting with the good folks at Dockerty Health Care in Michigan, I decided to give them "a leg up"...

Island life in vivid colors: The legacy of Adriano B. Pangelinan

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May 5

Island life in vivid colors: The legacy of Adriano B. Pangelinan

By Pacific Island Times News Staff We are all familiar with his distinctive work. Adriano Baza Pangelinan painted Guam's life in...

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Apr 29

Elections and the sound of my childhood

Manila – A certain tune stopped me dead in my tracks one day while waiting for a jeepney ride. I figured it out from the cacophony of...

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May 4
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Sunshine in your pocket

With oil prices rising above $110 a barrel, it’s time to take advantage of the most powerful power plant that rises every morning and...

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Apr 4
3 min

How high can oil prices go?

In April of 2020, I wrote an article titled “How Low Can Oil Go?” At one point during that period, the price of oil per barrel was...

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Guam reports three Covid deaths

Omicron surge subsides on Guam

In post-Covid era, Guam is facing stiff competition from other destinations

THE PACIFIC

36 years after People Power revolt, the Philippines is returning to the past

US, Palau team up for Indo-Pacific Marine Protected Area

Samoa government to buy out cable firm

INSIGHTS

Taiwan’s Covid containment strategy utilizing innovative technology and universal health coverage

Life stories

Does size matter? The ‘smallness trap’

LIFE & ARTS

Breaking a leg

Island life in vivid colors: The legacy of Adriano B. Pangelinan

Elections and the sound of my childhood

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