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Palau, Peace Boat sign MOU to collaborate for Our Oceans 2020

Palau had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Peace Boat, a Japan-based international non-government organization, for the collaboration in the hosting of Our Oceans Conference on August 3-4, 2020. Under the MOU signed by President Tommy Remengesau, Jr. and Peace Boat Co-founder and Director Tatsuya Yoshioko on July 16 in New York, Peace Boat […]

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Japan, US and Australia push back on China’s South Pacific expansion

Tokyo advocates ‘free and open Indo-Pacific’ and promises economic aid By Susumu Kuronuma, Nikkei staff writer TOKYO, 04 JULY 2019 (NIKKEI REVIEW) — A war of nerves involving Japan, the U.S., Australia and China is underway over island nations in the South Pacific Ocean such as Palau, Fiji and the Cook Islands, with attention focused […]

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Three Palauans attend JICA KCCP training in Japan

Three Palauans identified as Andrea Naivana, Josiah Perez Emmanuel, and Zachary Remengesau are now participating in the JICA KCCP training held in Japan. Andrea Naivana from Angaur State Government is attending a training on Ecotourism for Officials on Nature Conservation. Through this training, participantswillunderstandhow topromoteand developconservation and project plansincorporating ecotourismin andaround naturereserveswithmechanismsand techniquesshewilllearn during thetraining. […]

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Japan resumes commercial whaling, seen as face-saving end

TOKYO (AP) — Japan has resumed commercial whaling after 31 years, meeting a long-cherished goal of traditionalists that’s seen as a largely lost cause. Whaling boats embarked Monday on their first commercial hunts since 1988, when Japan switched to so-called research whaling, but will stay within the country’s exclusive economic waters. Japan’s six-month notice to […]

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