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Pacific media leaders warn of AI and misinformation risks to public trust

By Elilai Rengiil Pacific media leaders have warned that misinformation, artificial intelligence-driven content and weak media literacy are creating new risks for public trust and democratic engagement across the region. The issues were discussed during a first-day panel at the 8th Pacific Media Summit in Savusavu, Fiji, titled Beyond News Coverage: The Role of Media […]

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Ngardmau Legislature passes second impeachment resolution against Gov. Ngiraiwet

Move comes days after Appellate Court voided first impeachment and cancelled special election By: Eoghan Olkeriil Ngirudelsang Ngardmau, Palau (September 21, 2026) The 11th Kelulul Ngardmau (Ngardmau Legislature) has passed a second resolution of impeachment in an attempt to remove Governor Jennifer Ngiraiwet from office, marking the second such effort against the state’s chief executive. […]

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Palauan youth and climate advocate joins COP31 engagements across Türkiye

ISTANBUL, Türkiye — Palauan youth and climate advocate Antoni “Toni” Soalablai is wrapping up a visit across Türkiye as part of a series of engagements between young people from the Pacific, Australia and Türkiye ahead of COP31. The visit took Soalablai through Ankara, Konya, Gaziantep, Şanlıurfa and Istanbul alongside COP31 Presidency Youth Climate Champion Sally […]

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Palau Announces Tentative Schedule for Independence Day and Olechotel Belau Fair

By: Eoghan Olkeriil Ngirudelsang KOROR, Palau (Sept. 21, 2026) — Palau’s Independence Day and Olechotel Belau Fair (OBF) celebrations are tentatively scheduled for September 30 through October 4, according to the Ministry of Human Resources, Culture, Tourism and Development. This year’s celebration will be held under the theme, “Culture in Action is Wellness in Life […]

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Palau’s power bill leaks through inefficient cooling system

By: Laurel Marewibuel KOROR, Palau — More than half of every dollar Palau pays for electricity generated on the national grid goes toward diesel fuel. That means equipment that wastes electricity can also add to the country’s fuel bill. A recent inspection of a government campus cooling system found several problems that may be driving […]

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