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For decades, New Caledonia, a French island territory of approximately 2,71,400 people in the southwest Pacific Ocean, has been on a complex journey regarding its status.

For many of New Caledonia's Kanak people, the nickel factory and mine in the territory's Northern Province meant more than a job. It promised to rebalance an economy that concentrated wealth in ...

France has restarted negotiations toward defining its future relationship with New Caledonia, a French overseas territory in the southwest Pacific that is home to about 293,000 people. The move ...

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New Caledonia’s nickel exports are expected to grow at a CAGR of 0.32% between 2023 and 2027. Leading producers of nickel in New Caledonia are Vale, Eramet, Glencore and Sumitomo Metal Mining. During ...

French authorities in New Caledonia regained full control of their Pacific territory’s capital, the French interior and overseas minister said on Friday May 31, 2024 after two weeks of unrest that had ...

New Caledonia became French in 1853 under Emperor Napoleon III, Napoleon’s nephew and heir. It became an overseas territory after World War II, with French citizenship granted to all Kanaks in 1957.

New Caledonia had Kanaks as the original inhabitants. France gained control of the territory in 1853 and governed the Kanaks with reservations. After the Second World War, ...