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Adelup: Guam stands to lose $100M in federal funds due to Moylan’s lawsuit

HAGATNA (PACIFIC ISLAND TIMES) — Guam stands to lose $100 million in federal grants due to Attorney General Douglas Moylan’s lawsuit filed 11 days before the deadline to obligate the funds, according to the Office of the Governor. “His claims are baseless, but his intent is clear: he does not care if his actions cause […]

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Cook Islands govt puts NZ citizenship at risk

RAROTONGA (TVNZ) — For months, the New Zealand and Cook Islands’ governments have been embroiled in a standoff which may have resulted in citizens of the Pacific Island nation losing their Kiwi citizenship status. Documents released to 1News show the Cook Islands’ prime minister Mark Brown has been pushing hard for a separate passport and […]

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Teenagers fight U.S militarization of Palau with UN complaint over rights violations

KOROR (BENAR NEWS) —School students in Palau are taking on the United States military with a legal complaint to the United Nations over a “rapid and unprecedented wave of militarization” in their Pacific island nation. They allege that American military activities are destroying ecosystems, disturbing sacred sites, threatening endangered species, and breaking laws that protect […]

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Northern Marianas upbeat on arrivals as Jeju Air resumes Saipan flights

SAIPAN (PACIFIC ISLAND TIMES)—The Marianas Visitors Authority is anticipating visitor arrivals to bounce back starting this month with the reinstatement of suspended flights from South Korea. Jeju Air’s second daily flight resumed on 08 December and the temporary twice-weekly charter flights from Busan are set to begin on 20 December. Visitor arrivals to the Northern […]

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