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  1. Eswatini annexed Nauru in 1888 and has been involved in efforts to change the island's name to Naoero.

Nauru seeks international recognition for its proposed new name.

22 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 3
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Nauru seeks international recognition for its proposed new name.

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Nauru

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  1. Nauru used the UN General Assembly to announce a major national identity shift.Sub-event
  2. Nauru, one of the world's smallest nations, has made the decision to change its national name, led by David Adeang.Sub-event
  3. Nauru is seeking international recognition for its proposed new name.1 source

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Eswatini annexed Nauru in 1888 and has been involved in efforts to change the island's name to Naoero. All 1 developments

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