The New Atoll

The New Atoll

  • American Specialists Collaborate with Samoan Clinicians on Fertility Care

    Oct 6, 2025

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    American Specialists Collaborate with Samoan Clinicians on Fertility Care
  • Commentary : Brazil must lead the way for the Global South in shipping talks

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    Commentary : Brazil must lead the way for the Global South in shipping talks
  • Hub Releases Progress on Pacific Island NDCs

    SUVA, Fiji : The Regional Pacific Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Hub has released its 2024 Achievements Booklet, detailing progress in helping Pacific Island countries (PICs) meet their climate commitments under the Paris Agreement. The report, highlights key achievements in policy alignment, climate finance mobilization, and regional collaboration. The NDC Hub… Listen ⇢

    Hub Releases Progress on Pacific Island NDCs
  • Embassy of Palau Urges Citizens in the U.S. to Ensure Immigration Compliance

    Washington, D.C: The Embassy of Palau has issued an urgent Notice Alert Bulletin for all Palauan citizens residing in the United States, reminding them to ensure their immigration documents are up to date to avoid potential legal complications. The advisory, dated January 13, 2025, emphasizes the importance of compliance with… Listen ⇢

    Embassy of Palau Urges Citizens in the U.S. to Ensure Immigration Compliance
  • Marshall Islands Embassy Issues Statement on Immigration Rights Under Compact of Free Association

    Washington, D.C., January 28, 2025: The Embassy of the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) in Washington, D.C., has issued an official letter reaffirming the immigration rights of Marshallese citizens under the Compact of Free Association (COFA) with the United States. Addressed to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Customs… Listen ⇢

    Marshall Islands Embassy Issues Statement on Immigration Rights Under Compact of Free Association
  • A Storm in a Teacup: Kiribati, New Zealand, and a Misunderstanding Over Diplomacy

    iKiribati Minister provides insights to the recent media storm surrounding that missed meeting Opinion by Ruth Cross Kwansing, Minister of Women, Youth, Sport & Social Affairs, Government of Kiribati TARAWA, Kiribati: We were polarized by America in the past week, but in the same way that a windscreen wiper distracts… Listen ⇢

    A Storm in a Teacup: Kiribati, New Zealand, and a Misunderstanding Over Diplomacy
  • FSM Embassy Issues Urgent Advisory for Citizens in the United States Amid New Immigration Policies

    By Hans T Foliaki Washington, D.C. : The Embassy of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) in Washington, D.C., has issued two public bulletins addressing the concerns of FSM citizens residing in the United States following recent immigration-related executive orders by the new U.S. administration. The announcements, issued on January… Listen ⇢

    FSM Embassy Issues Urgent Advisory for Citizens in the United States Amid New Immigration Policies
  • Seleagaia Toluiva Keneti, breaking gender barriers in rugby

    APIA, Samoa – Seleagaia Toluiva Keneti, has been appointed Rugby National Development Manager at Lakapi Samoa, marking a significant milestone in her career and a testament to her tireless dedication to the sport. Toluiva’s work has not only advanced rugby in Samoa but has also championed safeguarding and gender equality,… Listen ⇢

    Seleagaia Toluiva Keneti, breaking gender barriers in rugby
  • Nauru Chess Federation Hosts Tournament for Independence Day Celebrations

    YAREN, Nauru – The Nauru Chess Federation celebrated the nation’s 57th Independence Day with a chess tournament held on Saturday, January 18, at the Nauru College school compound. The event, organized as part of the national festivities, featured preliminary rounds for individual players, with the finals scheduled for the following… Listen ⇢

    Nauru Chess Federation Hosts Tournament for Independence Day Celebrations
  • Guest Comment: A Parliament for the People

    By Liva Seiuli, Samoan Political Commentator This morning, the Speaker of the House took a stand—firm, resolute, and grounded in the principles of democracy. His opening remarks cut through the fog of political chaos like a beacon of clarity, reminding everyone in that chamber of a simple truth: this is… Listen ⇢

    Guest Comment: A Parliament for the People
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