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COMMENTARY Tonga’s Parliament without Attorney General exposes lawmakers' gaps, reviving debate over AG’s controversial Privy Council role

Commentary—This week’s repeated calls for the Speaker to consult the Attorney General (AG) on parliamentary deadlocks underscore a systemic flaw—one that a legal expert previously warned will continue undermining Tonga’s developing democracy if left unaddressed. The calls were made during the debates on the government’s budget for the fiscal year 2025-2026, which is expected to […] The post COMMENTARY Tonga’s Parliament without Attorney General …Nuku'alofa · Nuku'alofa See the Story

Pacific Central Bankers and Alliance for Financial Inclusion meet in Tonga

Nuku'alofa, TongaPacific Central Bankers and Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) to Advance Financial Inclusion in Tonga, 3-6 June 2025 Tonga's Prime Minister Hon. ‘Aisake Eke, opened the Pacific Central Bankers’ Meeting in Nuku’alofa today, at Fa’onelua Convention Centre, Nuku'alofa. 3 June 2025. Photo: NRBT. Six Pacific region central banks are meeting in Nukuʻalofa, Tonga, this week, to explore how financial inclusion can strengthen econom…Nuku'alofa · Nuku'alofa Read Article

Making sense of the new global economy

LONDON: As the world becomes more volatile and confusing, policymakers, business leaders, and investors will need to rethink the mental models they use to analyse the global economy. Specifically, they should pay attention to three structural dynamics that are altering the global landscape: capital flows, demographic shifts, and political ideology, which are ushering in a more fragmented and siloed world. Changes to capital flows are driven la…Economy · London See the Story

Tonga embraces digital future; Miss Heilala Racheal Guttenbeil celebrates launch of OpenCRVS, TongaPass

Nuku’alofa, Tonga – Miss Heilala Racheal Guttenbeil expressed her gratitude to the Prime Minister’s Office for inviting her to the National Launching Ceremony of OpenCRVS and Tonga Digital ID (TongaPass), a transformative step in Tonga’s digital evolution. The initiative, backed by a US$4.65 million grant from the World Bank, aims to enhance digital access, security, and efficiency across Tonga’s public services. The Tonga […] The post Tonga emb…Nuku'alofa · Nuku'alofa See the Story

Africa: Pandemics to Pollution - WHO Assembly Delivers Landmark Health Decisions

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The 78th World Health Assembly concluded Tuesday in Geneva, marking several major milestones in global health. Delegates adopted the world's first pandemic agreement and approved a significant boost in core funding for the World Health Organization (WHO).Climate Change · Geneva See the Story

Tobago Fisherfolk Want to Meet PM on Illegal Fishing - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

THE ALL Tobago Fisherfolk Association (ATFA) has written to Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar calling for an urgent meeting to discuss the long-standing issue of illegal fishing in Tobago’s waters. During a news conference at the Port Mall, Scarborough, on May 28, ATFA president Curtis Douglas said it was his duty as the head of a fishing association to seek the interest of the island’s fisherfolk in this regard. “So, I therefore penned a le…Australia · Australia See the Story

The Future of American Soft Power

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Democracy in the U.S. will likely survive Donald Trump, but once the trust of allies is lost, it is very difficult to regainDonald Trump · United States See the Story

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