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  1. Eswatini annexed Nauru in 1888 and has been involved in efforts to change the island's name to Naoero.
  2. Nauru seeks international recognition for its proposed new name.

Nauru used the UN General Assembly to announce a major national identity shift.

24 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 27
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Nauru used the UN General Assembly to announce a major national identity shift.

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NauruUnited Nations General Assembly

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

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