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Climate Finance: Ministers from 77 climate-vulnerable economies called for longer-term, concessional finance and investment in clean water, health and education, warning that debt and high borrowing costs are squeezing resilience spending. Island Energy: Ocean thermal energy conversion has reached an offshore demonstration stage, with projects also under way in the tropics. The technology could eventually offer islands steady renewable power and fresh water, though it remains at small scale. Cyclone Outlook: Forecasters expect seven to 11 named cyclones across the Southwest Pacific from November to April, with at least four potentially reaching Category 3. A strong El Niño could bring an earlier start and more activity east of the International Date Line. COP31: Pacific nations, including Nauru, had a chance to press climate concerns at preparatory talks in Fiji and Tuvalu. A proposed presidency-led cover decision could give countries a route to carry voluntary climate commitments into the summit’s adopted text.

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Sep. 9, 2026

Sam Bayat’s video series lands in Naoero and adds viewer questions

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‘1.5°C to stay alive’: Pacific countries demand the world makes good on climate promises

‘1.5°C to stay alive’: Pacific countries demand the world makes good on climate promises


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Sep. 9, 2026

Sam Bayat's Single-Take Daily Video Series Reaches Naoero (Nauru) And Opens to Viewers' Questions

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Jul. 22, 2026

UNESCO Supports Nauru in Completing its First World Heritage International Assistance Project

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Strengthening World Heritage Management and Climate Resilience in Pacific SIDS

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Feb. 11, 2026

Nauru Temporarily Slashes Citizenship-by-Investment Contributions Amid Global Immigration Turmoil

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TMC Subsidiaries Submit Massive Deep-Sea Dataset to Public Database as Company Launches Video Series on Findings of Environmental Research

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Willis Lease Finance Corporation Signs ConstantThrust® Agreement with Asia Pacific Flag Carrier, Nauru Airlines

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