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French Senate endorses change to New Caledonia’s ‘frozen’ electoral roll
By Patrick Decloitre, RNZ Pacific correspondent French Pacific desk
The French Senate has endorsed proposed changes to New Caledonia's restricted electoral roll to allow "native"...
Greenpeace calls on global govts to ensure safety of Gaza flotilla...
Asia Pacific Report
Greenpeace International has condemned Israeli armed forces for illegally attacking a peaceful Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters for the second...
Eleven Fiji police officers investigated for ties to Auckland drug trade...
By Kaya Selby, RNZ Pacific journalist
A multinational police investigation implicating 11 Fiji police officers in collusion with drug traffickers has been handed over to...
Irish president’s sister, 2 Kiwis among Gaza flotilla activists detained by...
Asia Pacific Report
Irish President Catherine Connolly’s sister is among the Gaza-bound Global Sumud flotilla activists detained by Israeli forces, reports Middle East Monitor.
Dr Margaret...
Türkiye condemns new Israeli ‘piracy’ against Gaza aid flotilla in international...
Asia Pacific Report
Türkiye has condemned Israel’s intervention against the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters, describing it as “a new act of piracy”,...
Trita Parsi: Is Trump poised to restart the Iran war?
Tehran believes Trump will attack in the next 48 hours -- and is ready to counter-escalate, writes US-Iran affairs analyst Trita Parsi.
ANALYSIS: By Trita...
Israel becomes world’s most disliked country, global survey finds
Middle East Monitor
Israel is now perceived more negatively than any other country in the world, according to new global polling published by Nira Data...
Thom Beanal – saluting a human rights legacy for Papua’s ‘father’
ANALYSIS: By Laurens Ikinia in Jakarta
The eighth floor of the Tempo building in Jakarta became the setting for a gathering rich with meaning.
What brought...
Strait of Hormuz ‘open’ except for enemies, as new Iran insurance...
Asia Pacific Report
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz is "open to all except its adversaries", and any passage through the trajectory of this...
‘They’re wiping us out’ – church leader warns about young West...
By Johnny Blades, RNZ Pacific senior journalist
A West Papuan church leader has warned that ongoing killings of young Papuans allegedly by Indonesian security forces...
Close vote sees Niue’s Dalton Tagelagi back in as prime minister
By Christina Persico, RNZ Pacific bulletin editor
Niue's assembly has re-elected Dalton Tagelagi as its prime minister, continuing his leadership for the next three years.
Tagelagi,...
New chapter for Hapi Isles – Matthew Wale takes the helm...
PROFILE: By Campion Ohasio
The Solomon Islands has entered a new political era. In a historic morning at Parliament House yesterday, Matthew Cooper Wale was...
Media miss: The questions never asked behind the US-Israel war on...
ANALYSIS: By Alison Broinowski of Declassified Australia
Most of the Western media refuse to join the dots and explain Israel’s decades-long obsession with defanging Tehran.
The...
Palestine Forum slams NZDF share in military exercises with ‘genocidal’ Israel
Asia Pacific Report
The Palestine Forum of New Zealand has criticised plans for the country taking part in next month's military exercises with Israel and...
Defending NZ values in a volatile world – but in what...
COMMENTARY: By Frances Palmer
While appreciating certain points in Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s speech "Securing NZ’s Future in a more Volatile World" on current challenges...
‘Arrest wanted Filipino former police chief’ call by Amnesty after escape
Asia Pacific Report
Amnesty International says it is "deeply alarmed" over the obstruction of justice and chaotic scenes -- including gunfire -- witnessed at the...
NSW antisemitism hearings ‘drowned’ in the Bondi Royal Commission
The NSW Parliament’s antisemitism report was folded into the Bondi Royal Commission, missing the airing of contesting views and rigorous questioning, reports Michael West...
Two years after New Caledonia’s violent uprising, tensions remain high
ANALYSIS: By Patrick Decloitre, RNZ Pacific correspondent French Pacific desk
As New Caledonia marks the second anniversary of a spate of unrest and riots that...
Papuan women ‘living in fear’ condemn military violence
By Aida Ulim in Jayapura
Papuan women attending a free speech forum organised by the Dogiyai Student Association in Jayapura have condemned what they describe...
The West’s bubble of illusion about Israel – and about itself...
The genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing in Lebanon exhausted the West’s moral legitimacy. Now Iran is slowly exhausting the West’s military primacy, writes...
Did NZ’s Prime Minister just commit treason? PM ignores terrorist attack...
COMMENTARY: By Eugene Doyle
"Whoever uses a citizen ill, indirectly offends the state, which is bound to protect this citizen; and the sovereign should avenge...
‘Affront to democracy’ – NZ law change halts landmark climate crisis...
By Kate Newton, RNZ News climate change correspondent
The political activist suing major New Zealand emitters over climate change damage says a law change blocking...
































































