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PACNEWS TWO, 13 MAY 2026

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By Jared Koli, Shombi Sharp, Mikiko Tanaka
| Islands Business Verified
June 24, 2026 _ PINA _ Connectivity, Conservation, Diplomacy, Oceans, Resilience _ PACNEWS, In this bulletin: 1. PACIFIC — Tuvalu to launch historic first National Ocean Policy on World Ocean Day 2. PACIFIC — Tonga to launch National Ocean Policy in 2026 3. PACIFIC — Palau pushes blue economy at Melanesia Ocean Summit 4. PACIFIC — Marshall Islands stresses community role in ocean protection 5. PACIFIC — FSM special envoy urges regional unity at Melanesian Ocean Summit 6.
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India brings optimism as the UN turns 80

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By Shombi Sharp
| Hindustan Times Verified
Eighty years ago, in the aftermath of the unprecedented devastation of World War II, the peoples of the world came together to say ‘never again’, guided by two simple yet powerful concepts. First: Working together across countries and communities offers a better path to peace and security than going it alone. Second: Peace, security and development are inextricably linked — one cannot thrive without the others. Thus the United Nations (UN), and a new chapter in multilateralism, was born.
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HT Syndication: India brings optimism as the UN turns 80

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By Shombi Sharp
| HT Syndication
India, Nov. 6 -- Eighty years ago, in the aftermath of the unprecedented devastation of World War II, the peoples of the world came together to say 'never again', guided by two simple yet powerful concepts. First: Working together across countries and communities offers a better path to peace and security than going it alone. Second: Peace, security and development are inextricably linked - one cannot thrive without the others.
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