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The Visitors Authority says that in 2025, Palau recorded the highest number of American, Australian and European tourists in the nation’s history.
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A day before Typhoon Champi put Guam in Condition of Readiness 1, what Jessica Laguaña mistook for a chicken ended up being a rare sighting of an Australasian swamphen.
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Palau's president said the nation needs "our ability to feed our people from healthy oceans, power our homes independently from distant fuel markets, and protect our shorelines from rising seas."
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A spokesman for Palau’s Ministry of Justice on Tuesday said a 62-year-old Singaporean man and a 43-year-old woman were diving from the M/Y Black Pearl, a luxury liveaboard yacht.
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Forum Chair Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr. read a statement calling for all nations that conduct ICBM tests to provide 24 hours notice, the international standard "to ensure transparency and reassurance."
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Consultants presented a feasibility study for a plan to build a new $398.8 million hospital near the Palau airport.
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The governor told the Pacific Islands Forum leadership conference that Guam's political status should not exclude the island from full participation in the group.
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Surangel Whipps Jr. noted that large airlines all over the world have created alliances, but Pacific carriers are not part of those partnerships.
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The U.S. embassy in Koror said the United States is against any attempts by China to weaponize tourism. China issued a travel advisory warning of crime, a dangerous marine environment and frequent accidents involving tourists in Palau.