Nauru, a Small Island in South Pacific, Changes Its Name to Naoero

NYT World Monday 03 August 2026, 15:20 UTC By Victor Mather 1 min read

The flag of Naoero will not change.

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Nauru, a Small Island in South Pacific, Changes Its Name to Naoero

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