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Paris court overturns statute of limitation in Tahiti corruption case
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Cafe Pacific Publisher
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January 10, 2023
RNZ Pacific France’s highest court has revived French Polynesia’s largest corruption case, which had been closed almost more than three years ago. Eight people, including former...
Shooting the messenger, Pacific style
Analysis
David Robie
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September 12, 2014
Media freedom as an issue in the Pacific has been defined in far too narrow terms, as if Big Brother governments and politicians ignorant...
Archive: Tahiti: French first for Flosse
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Cafe Pacific Publisher
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March 31, 1986
By David Robie Born a demi in the Mangarevian village of Rikitea in 1931, Gaston Flosse is the first Pacific Islander to become a minister...
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Israel a ‘lawless, rogue state’ over bombing Syria 800 times and expanding occupation of Golan Heights
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December 17, 2024
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‘With words they try to jail us’: US universities are not citadels of freedom
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Why is Israel bombing Syria? – ‘because it can get away with it’, says Bishara
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Damascus and Gaza prisoners: Syrians and Palestinians search for ‘disappeared’ loved ones
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Eugene Doyle: The dismemberment of Syria is a crime
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‘Politics is finally possible’: After surprise fall of Syria’s Assad in protracted civil war, what’s next?
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