By: Ngeldei Tulop KOROR , Palau ( Mar. 5. 2026) – The road to the 2026 BIIAA High School track and Field Championships is officially underway, as Preliminary Rounds One and Two have now concluded. Student-athletes from high schools across Palau gathered on the track over the past weeks, giving it their all in hopes […]
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Micronesian Conservation Organizations Strengthen Financial Capacity through MFAN Meeting
Finance, administration, and operations professionals from conservation organizations across Micronesia gathered from 24-26 February in Majuro, Republic of the Marshall Islands, for the third in-person meeting of the Micronesia Finance Administration-Operation Network (MFAN). The meeting was organized by Mingrang Kloulechad, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Micronesia and Polynesia Director of Finance and Operations, who also serves […]
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Kosrae Leaders Strengthen Climate Planning Through VLEAP Training
On February 9-10, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Micronesia and Polynesia hosted the Kosrae Video Local Early Action Planning (VLEAP) Toolkit Training, bringing together government agencies, municipal governments, youth groups, and community organizations across Kosrae. The two-day workshop focused on strengthening local capacity to plan and respond to climate-related challenges. The training, led by TNC staff […]
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Ngermid and South Set to Complete Round 1 as Palau Major League Season Heats Up
By: Ngeldei Tulop KOROR, PALAU ( Mar. 5. 2026) – The 2026 season of the Palau Major League Baseball continues to build momentum as teams battle through the opening round, with one final matchup remaining before the league officially moves into Round 2. Palau Major League 2026 Games in full swing. photo credits: Airai Ace […]
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A global energy crisis’: Fuel price hike looms for Pacific amid Middle East conflict
SYDNEY, 04 MARCH 2026 (RNZ PACIFIC) — Analysts are warning fuel prices are expected to jump in the Pacific following the Israeli and U.S attacks on Iran, and the subsequent response by Iran. Iran borders the Strait of Hormuz, which carries 20 percent of the world’s oil and gas supply, and shipments have been suspended […]
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‘Global instability is not abstract for us:’ How the Gulf crisis becomes a personal matter for Guam and CNMI
HAGATNA, 04 MARCH 2026 (PACIFIC ISLAND TIMES) — For U.S territories in the Pacific, the ongoing war in the Middle East may be geographically distant but the experience is close to home. CNMI Del. Kimberlyn King-Hinds said “global instability is not abstract for us. It is personal.” “When tensions rise involving Iran, communities like ours […]