Ko e lolotonga ‘a e kei lele ‘i mamani lahi ‘a e ongoongo fakamamahi ki he kakai ‘o Iran he mate honau taki, kuo fanofano mai ‘a e kau taki ia ‘o ‘Isilelei henau ngaahi kautaha ongoongo ‘oku ‘ikai ha kaunga ‘a ‘Isileli ki he me’a ni.He neongo pe koeha ‘a e ‘uhinga totonu ‘o […]
Fanofano mai ‘Isileli mei he pekia ‘a e taki ‘o Iran Ebrahim Raisi. Read More »
New Caledonia’s UnrestNew Caledonia, a French-ruled territory in the Pacific, has experienced significant turmoil due to a controversial electoral reform. This reform is perceived by pro-independence groups, primarily representing the indigenous Kanak population, as a threat to their political influence. The reforms propose to extend voting rights to residents who have lived in New Caledonia
In a strategic move to bolster its influence in the Pacific region, US President Joe Biden announced on Monday, 26 September 2023, that the United States officially recognizes the Cook Islands and Niue as sovereign and independent states. This recognition marks a significant shift in US foreign policy, aimed at strengthening ties and ensuring a
In a significant escalation of ongoing tensions, France has declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia, an overseas territory, following days of violent riots that resulted in the deaths of several indigenous Kanak people and a police officer. The unrest was triggered by a controversial decision from Paris to change voting eligibility rules, allowing
The recent involvement of Chinese police in the Pacific Islands, particularly in Kiribati and Tonga, signals a concerning shift in the geopolitical landscape of this strategically important region. Australia’s Pacific Minister, Pat Conroy, has voiced strong opposition, stating unequivocally that there should be “no role” for China in policing the Pacific Islands. This stance comes
“Preserving Sovereignty: Navigating the Risks of Foreign Policing in the Pacific” Read More »
From Melbourne to Tonga: A New Chapter BeginsBefore stepping onto Tongan soil, I was a barrister in Melbourne and a member of the Queen’s Counsel. Born in Melbourne and raised in North Queensland, my path led me from Brisbane’s university halls to the courts of Australia, where I spent five years practicing law. After traveling
A Journey of Service and Love: Hon. Michael Whitten KC Reflects on His Time in Tonga Read More »
Na’e tuku mai ‘e he Palēmiá Siaosi Sovaleni ‘ene fakamanamana heliaki ki he kakai e fonua o fakamahino ‘oku kei tapui ‘e he pule’anga ‘a hono ngaue’aki ‘a e sevesi ‘a e SpaceX i Tonga he ‘oku te’eki foaki ‘e he pule’anga ha laiseni ‘a e kautaha mo fakangofua ha’anau ngaue ‘i Tonga. Ko e
Fakamana Palēmiá kau kasitomā Tonga ‘a e SpaceX Read More »
Kuo tuku mai ‘e he ‘ofisi ‘o e Sea ‘o e Fale Alea ‘a e ongoongo tukuatu ki hono teu fakaava ‘o e Fale Alea ‘o Tonga ki he fa’ahi ta’u Fale Alea 2024-2025, ‘i he taimi 10:30 am ko hono 16 Mee 2024.‘I he taimi tatau kuo tuku mai mo e hingoa ‘o e
Huufi Fale Alea he ‘aho 16 Tu’apulelulu Mee, teuteu ki hono talanga’i Patiseti Read More »
Monday 13 May 2024: In a speech at the Kumul Leadership Centre in Port Moresby today, New Zealand’s Foreign Minister, Rt. Hon Winston Peters, outlined a nuanced strategy for the Pacific region that responds thoughtfully to the evolving global security landscape. This discourse, titled “The Pacific family of nations – the changing security outlook,” is
Opinion Piece: Navigating the Winds of Change – New Zealand’s Role in Pacific Security Read More »
‘I he ngaahi mahina si’i kuo tau situ’a mei ai, ‘oku haa mahino mai ‘a e hangee ‘oku tu’u fehangahangai ‘a e ongo mafai ma’olunga he fonua ko e finangalo ‘Ene ‘Afio mo’ene Fakataha Tokoni pea pehee ki he pule ‘a e Kapineti pe temokalati.‘I he liliu pe fakalelei fakapolitikale ‘o e 2010, na’e ‘iai
Holoa Temokalati pe ko e hala ‘a e faitu’utu’uni ‘a e Pule’anga lolotonga? Read More »
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