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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.
  3. Nauru, one of the world's smallest nations, has made the decision to change its national name, led by David Adeang.

President David Adeang advocated for Nauru's name change during his address at the United Nations General Assembly.

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President David Adeang advocated for Nauru's name change during his address at the United Nations General Assembly.

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Nauru, one of the world's smallest nations, has made the decision to change its national name, led by David Adeang. All 1 developments

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

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