Nauru Is Now Naoero as the Pacific Nation Reclaims Its Traditional Name
Nauru has officially become the Republic of Naoero, restoring the Pacific island nation’s traditional name and updating its international identity.
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Nauru has officially become the Republic of Naoero, restoring the Pacific island nation’s traditional name and updating its international identity.
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