Month: November 2025

By ElilaiRengiilChart showing tint transparency, which increases as the percentage decreasesA bill easing tint regulations, Senate Bill 12-27, passed its…

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By Kambes KesoleiA recent report analyzing Palau’s accountability ecosystem has raised concerns about the lack of public oversight in government…

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The 2025 Koror election is one of the most consequential in recent memory, with incumbent and long-time government official EyosRudimch…

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“In view of our earlier communications to you, we respectfully discontinue our participation in the Working Group deliberations but continue…

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By ElilaiRengiilLilikoi and owner Richard Mackenzie pose with trophy after winning Best in Show for the Olechotel a Bilis er…

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21 October 2025:48-year-old Palauan woman Milah Obeketang was sentenced by the Palau Supreme Court in Criminal Case No. 25-042 after…

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Many citizens were aghast last week after witnessing the Presidential Press Conference on October 30, 2025, during which President Surangel…

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CBP Director John Tarkong, Jr. set to retire next month.The new and young Chief of the Division of Immigration who…

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By ElilaiRengiilYohan Senarath from Palau’s IOM, US AID Palau coordinator Paula Miller, and NEMO Executive Director Waymine Towai during the…

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By ElilaiRengiilParticipants of the weeklong Pacific Media MasterclassOver twenty participants from all across the Pacific region concluded a weeklong Media…

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