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First solar project in Angaur completed; Palau company eyes more installations in other island states
Koror-- Palau Solar Corp. has completed its first solar panel installation at the governor's house on Angaur Island, with more installations set to follow this year as the nation seeks to accelerate its shift to green energy.
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5 hours ago


Navigating conflicts and compassion: Nauru launches its first movie
Nauru’s first short feature film, "Far End of the Sea," which premiered on May 15, has been officially released on YouTube.
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5 days ago


Population loss strains Micronesia, Marshall Islands economies
The GAO analysis of U.S. Customs and Border Protection data found that from 2017 through 2024, nearly 48,000 more citizens from the freely associated states entered the U.S. and its territories than departed. Most of those migrants came from FSM.
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6 days ago


Climate insurance eyed for fisheries, tourism in Pacific islands
Pacific Island nations are exploring new climate insurance options to help fishers, tourism operators and small businesses recover faster after cyclones, flooding and other weather disasters, according to a regional assessment released through the Pacific Insurance and Climate Adaptation Program.
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6 days ago


Following cultural protocols vital to success of Indigenous research partnerships in Pacific communities
The conversation centered on how Indigenous knowledge systems and scientific research can work together in Pacific communities facing climate change, marine resource pressures and development challenges.
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6 days ago


US seeks to ‘grow cooperation' with Solomon Islands under Wale's leadership
The Solomon Islands lawmakers elected Wale, then leader of the opposition, after ousting Jeremiah Manele in a no-confidence vote.
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May 20


'Marshallese couldn't escape the horrors of nuclear explosions’
For Pacific nations still living with the consequences of nuclear testing, the legacy is not confined to history books or memorial dates. It remains a daily issue of health, displacement, environmental risk and political accountability.
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May 19


Philippine Senate standoff amid ICC arrest warrant on Duterte ally
Manila– President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. appealed for calm as Filipinos tried to make sense of the gunfire on the night of May 13 in the Senate building where a senator holed up to avoid arrest by an international court.
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May 16


Pacific islands weigh climate reporting demands as new UN transparency cycle begins
The adaptation section of the BTR framework contains multiple categories covering climate impacts, adaptation priorities, implementation progress, monitoring systems and loss-and-damage information.
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May 14
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