Tuvalu

Hon. Kofe, Minister of Justice, Communication and Foreign Affairs, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Guri Melby, the leader of the Norwegian Liberal Party, for his work in raising awareness of climate change issues

Through a partnership with Australia, a two-storey, 12-classroom block was added to Nauti Primary School, the largest institution in the capital where 45% of the total primary school students are enrolled, making it more resilient to climate disasters

With Prime Minister Natano's name, the country became the ninth signatory to the instrument of ratification of the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER Plus), a trade and investment agreement focused on regional development

This month's Tau Maketi takes place today, an opportunity for all those interested in selling their goods; registration and bookings have been opened for those offering food, clothes, handicrafts, fishery and agriculture products

A new research by Unitec, based on live experience narrations, is drawing attention on the desperate situations Tuvaluan undocumented migrants and their children face when trying to enter New Zealand

The country administered 12.114 doses, reaching 5.884 fully vaccinated people, or 49,9% of the population

The Sustainability Support Project, that will facilitate the continuity of institutional structures and their impact on integrating and leveraging trade as key objectives of the National Development Plan, has reportedly been endorsed by the WTO

After touring the world with his speech standing knee-deep in water where land used to be, the foreign minister said the summit pact should have called for the phasing out, rather than phasing down, of coal use

Citizens will be supported with a new agreement signed with the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation, to foster conditions conducive to attracting private sector investment to tackle development challenges and favor resilience