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US Coast Guard Steps In To Help Samoa Enforcement Effort DVIDS/Petty Officer 3rd Class Amanda Wyrick

US Coast Guard Steps In To Help Samoa Enforcement Effort

Coast Guard cutter Oliver Berry has spent September patrolling Samoan waters after the Pacific nation's fleet was left underpowered.
Quad Leaders Meet After Pacific Concerns Voiced White House/2021

Quad Leaders Meet After Pacific Concerns Voiced

The leaders of the U.S., Japan, Australia and India have finished an in-person meeting in Washington, D.C., as China looks on.
Small Island States Call For Aid, Action YouTube/AOSIS Media

Small Island States Call For Aid, Action

Issues are being raised ahead of the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Seasonal Farm Work Has Been A Lifeline For Pacific Islanders. The Pandemic Made It Harder Courtesy: Peter Bumseng

Seasonal Farm Work Has Been A Lifeline For Pacific Islanders. The Pandemic Made It Harder

Thousands of Pacific Island workers were stranded in New Zealand and Australia when the pandemic began. Others were stuck at home.
Japan’s Plan To Discharge Nuclear Waste Into The Pacific Worries Island Nations Courtesy: Susanna Loof/IAEA/2015

Japan’s Plan To Discharge Nuclear Waste Into The Pacific Worries Island Nations

The effects and memory of U.S. nuclear testing endures in the Pacific. "It is a level up from urgent for us,” one Pacific leader says.  
American Samoa Reports First Covid-19 Case Eddy23/Wikimedia Commons

American Samoa Reports First Covid-19 Case

The U.S. territory has been closed since March last year, and opened up its Hawaiian Airlines link on Monday.
China Bids For A Place in Pacific Trade Deal Gobierno de Chile via Wikimedia Commons

China Bids For A Place in Pacific Trade Deal

Pioneered by Barack Obama, the Pacific trade pact, formerly known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, was initially seen as a means to balance China's increasing influence.
Aotearoa: Campaign Launched To Rename New Zealand Wikimedia Commons

Aotearoa: Campaign Launched To Rename New Zealand

The Maori party of New Zealand has said they are "sick to death" of their ancestral names being "mangled, bastardized and ignored."
World Bank Report Says 48 Million Could Be Displaced In The Pacific By 2050 Cory Lum/Civil Beat

World Bank Report Says 48 Million Could Be Displaced In The Pacific By 2050

The World Bank's second Groundswell report estimates 216 million people could be displaced by 2050, across six regions, due to climate change.