Dans cette vidéo, découvrez en trois questions le nouveau juge élu au titre de Chypre, Nicholas Emiliou. Juin 2026
During the 2026 NCTF Mentorship Exchange, a visit was paid to one of St. Lucia National Conservation Fund’s (SLUNCF) grantees namely the Babonneau Secondary School, participants explored a youth-fo...
The NCTF Mentorship Exchange Workshop was convened in St. Lucia as a targeted capacity-building initiative aimed at strengthening the institutional, operational, and governance frameworks of Caribb...
🟥 DIRECT | Okapi Service : Chicha, cigarette électronique : moins dangereux que la cigarette ?
À Sainte-Lucie, l'apiculture est un modèle d'inclusion, de résilience et d'harmonie entre l'homme et la nature.
Cette vidéo présente l'Association des apiculteurs en situation de handicap, un grou...
Is AUKUS a bad deal for Australia?
Speaking at Chatham House on 11 May, former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull described AUKUS as a ‘huge wealth transfer from the Australian government ...
Is AUKUS a bad deal for Australia?
Speaking at Chatham House on 11 May, former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull described AUKUS as a ‘huge wealth transfer from the Australian government ...
L'économie néo-zélandaise est entrée dans les premières phases d'une reprise conjoncturelle, soutenue par un assouplissement de la politique monétaire, la bonne tenue des exportations et un rebond ...
Rt Hon Helen Clark explains how New Zealand and Australia cannot take the friendship of our Pacific neighbours for granted.
Full clip from our ‘Leadership in Challenging Times’ public event. 🎬
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Solomon Islands journalist Chrisnrita Aumanu-Leong describes the moment a remote, peaceful community of 2,000 people became unwilling participants in the global drug trade.
This discussion ...
Tongan journalist Marian Kupu cuts to the heart of the Pacific drug crisis. The fundamental driver of the trade transiting through island nations is demand in Australia and New Zealand.
Meanwhile...
Australia, Canada, and the Indo-Pacific: A Conversation with Dr. James Curran
On April 15, APF Canada hosted a discussion with Dr. James Curran, professor of modern history at the University of Sydney and an expert in Australian politics and foreign affairs.
Dr. Curran off...
Australia’s demand for methamphetamine and cocaine is reshaping Pacific communities and coastlines, turning island nations into key transit points on a global drug superhighway, and exposing them t...
Niue Can & Bottle Collecting Project for SPREP
A video of Can & Bottle Collecting Project of Niue with SPREP. Recycling Can and bottles
