O țară membră ONU își schimbă numele. Președintele anunță revenirea la „denumirea autentică” a țării: „Poporul trebuie să-și amintească cine a fost dintotdeauna”

Nauru is changing its name to Naoero, reflecting its traditional identity. President David Adeang announced this at the UN, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming national identity after colonial history. The name change signifies a return to how the people have historically referred to their country. Along with the new name, the international code will change from NRU to NRO, and citizens will be called dei-Naoero instead of Nauruans. This decision is part of a broader trend where nations seek to redefine their identities post-colonization. The change is seen as a significant step for the small island nation, which has a population of about 12,000 and gained independence in 1968.