Category: Government

A major new study prepared for the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency offers an important reminder: the Western and Central Pacific Ocean remains the center of the global tuna industry. (Tuna Industry and Trade Dynamics and the Western and Central… read more Tuna Industry and Trade Dynamics

The Government of Boralani has welcomed the establishment of the Pacific Blue Shipping Partnership (PBSP), a new regional organization created by Pacific island nations to strengthen domestic shipping, modernize vessel fleets, and improve maritime connectivity across Oceania. The partnership was… read more Boralani Welcomes New Pacific Shipping Partnership

Boralani’s small media community has joined fellow Pacific journalists in a regional effort to strengthen investigative reporting, professional standards, and public accountability across Oceania. The initiative follows a growing number of training programs organized by regional media organizations and international… read more Boralani Joins Regional Media Network

Many South Pacific island nations gained independence in the mid-to-late 20th century and adopted modern constitutions inspired by Western parliamentary models. Yet, these documents frequently incorporate or accommodate traditional chiefly systems (kastom or customary leadership), reflecting the deep cultural roots… read more Boralani: Balancing Royal Tradition, Chiefs, and Modern Democracy

Recent news from the Pacific highlighted a historic achievement when Kiribati’s Minister for Women, Youth, Sport and Social Affairs, Ruth Maryanne Cross Kwansing, became the first Pacific Islander elected to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. The… read more The Women of Boralani

In early June 2026, representatives from the Kingdom of Boralani attended the 28th Annual Conference of the Oceania Customs Organisation (OCO) in Nadi, Fiji. Hosted by Fiji under its chairmanship of the OCO, the three-day gathering brought together customs leaders… read more Boralani Participates in the Annual Oceania Customs Organisation Conference

Every generation experiences events that alter the course of national life. Some arrive suddenly and without warning. A severe cyclone, a pandemic, or a disruption to international shipping can change daily life almost overnight. Others develop slowly over many years…. read more Introduction to the Boralani Life-Changing Events List

For as long as this publication has existed, we have spent much of our time celebrating the things that make Boralani unique. We have written about the ocean, village life, local traditions, community events, fishing boats, church choirs, festivals, and… read more Boralani 2050: Charting the Next Passage

January King’s New Year Address Delivered from the Royal Residence. Reviews the previous year. Announces national priorities for the coming year. Traditionally emphasizes stewardship, self-reliance, and community. Parliament Recess. Standing committees review ministry reports. February Opening of Parliament Ceremonial procession… read more 2026 Annual Constitutional Calendar of the Kingdom of Boralani