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CNATAIPEI -- Kiribati will open an embassy in Taipei May 31, with Kiribati President Anote Tong hosting the inauguration ceremony, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday. Tong will visit Taiwan May 29-June 4, during which he is scheduled to ...

Following is a table showing the total v alue of China's trade with Kiribati from 2004 to March 2013, released by the General Administration of Customs: (Unit: 1,000 U.S. dollars) Current month Cumulative total % Change y-o-y (cumulative total) 2004 ...

Pacific Islands Development Program, East-West Center With Support From Center for Pacific Islands Studies, University of Hawaii Environmental Survey Planned For Kiribati's Phoenix Islands Protected area spans over 400,000 square kilometers ...

Kiribati has been granted accession to the Ramsar convention on wetlands. for the 1,000 hectare No'oto wetlands at North Tarawa. To find out more about the site, and its importance, Campbell Cooney spoke to Vainuupo Jungblut, he is the Ramsar ...

The Kiribati Government is sending a second team to survey the Phoenix Islands, the world's largest marine protected area. Twelve experts will join a group that set out last week to the Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA) to study the effects of ...

The Global Mail's Bernard Lagan said global warming was drowning Kiribati: The waves are slowly seeping over Kiribati, which is at the frontline of the climate-change-induced rise in sea levels... When I showed one island of Kiribati clearly ...

Everyone on North Tarawa now has access to improved sanitation. Photo: ABC Radio Australia / UNICEF Pacific. North Tarawa in Kiribati is the first island in the Pacific to be declared open defecation free, thanks to the Kiriwatsan I Project. The ...

The Global Mail wails about the vanishing island of Kiribati: striking low-lying nations all over the world. Formerly part of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands — a British protectorate until the mid 1970s — Kiribati is lower, frailer and more ...

Researchers say the disappearance of two species of shark from the reefs surrounding Kiribati could be linked to shark-finning. The researchers have been studying a collection of vicious weapons made of shark teeth and dating back to the 1840s.