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Taiwan wants in for next Pacific forum, NZ isn't sure

Taiwan says its development partner status entitles it to attend, while New Zealand has not said whether leaders from the island will be invited in 2027.

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The Pacific Islands Forum is considering how to better structure its engagement with other world powers but isn't about to show Taiwan the door.

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No change to Taiwan observer status, Winston Peters says

Foreign Minister Winston Peters says there are long-standing protocols that give Taiwan observer status at the Pacific Islands Forum - and that won't be changing when New Zealand hosts next year.

·Wellington, New Zealand
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Taiwan wants in for next Pacific forum, NZ isn't sure

The Pacific Islands Forum is considering how to better structure its engagement with other world powers but isn't about to show Taiwan the door.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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