Category: New Caledonia
One billion euros for Caledonia!
The President of the Government of New Caledonia, Louis Mapou, is visiting Paris. He met Prime...
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France’s second and third highest officials in New Caledonia
Gerard Larcher, President of the French Senate, and Yaël Braun-Pivet, President of the French...
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The agreement with Azerbaijan is worthless!
This three-ring billiard game between New Caledonia, Azerbaijan and France is coming to an...
Read MoreA conference on the Celts in the Pacific
On October 23 and 24 2024, the University of New Caledonia is organizing a conference on the Celts in the Pacific. It will address the question of the Celtic diaspora in the region. This includes Bretons (eastern France), Irish,...
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The appalling toll of the riots
The French statistics institute (Isee) has published a new assessment of the riots that devastated...
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Nothing happened on September 24
The whole of Caledonia held its breath over the long weekend of September 24. September 24 is the...
Read MoreChina fires a nuclear-capable missile into the Pacific, the device
According to the magazine Air et Cosmos, China fired an unloaded “nuclear missile” from the island of Hainan into the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday September 25. The missile landed near French Polynesia, 700 kilometers from Nuku...
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Warren Dexter replaces Tevaiti Pomare as Finance Minister
Tevaiti Pomare has been dismissed from the Brotherson government, where he was Minister of the...
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Therapeutic cannabis legalized Since Tuesday July 9, it has been possible to consume medical...
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Independents lose two MPs
Mereana Reid-Arbelot is the only pro-independence MP to renew her mandate. Tavini Huiraatira loses...
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A Kanak pro-independence deputy elected to the National Assembly
For the first time in forty-three years, a pro-independence candidate has been elected to the...
Read MoreRiots: curfew until July 1
The curfew is maintained in New Caledonia for a further week, from 8 pm to 6 am. Carrying and transporting weapons remains prohibited. The sale of alcohol also remains prohibited, except for wine merchants, who may only sell...
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