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Before the pandemic, about 5,000 professionals from Japan, Korea, China and other Asian countries would come to Guam each year to take professional licensing and certification exams.

Pacific island leaders are calling for stronger international action on methane emissions, arguing that one of the world's most powerful greenhouse gases is fueling climate impacts already being felt across some of the countries most vulnerable to global warming.

Vice Speaker Tony Ada is seeking the suspension of the fuel surcharge increase to ease the financial stress on several Guam households amid the island's recovery from Typhoon Bavi, which hit the Marianas region Monday.