French Polynesia
Overseas French territory
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| 2024 | Projected live births of 3,270 and 1,832 deaths, indicating a continued decline in population growth with a total fertility rate dropping to 1.663. |
| July 14 2024 | Raihau Maiau sets a French Polynesian long jump record of 8.00 meters at the Open de France et Décathlon Féminin in Talence, France |
| 2023 | Elections were held in French Polynesia during this year, though specific details about the type and outcome are not provided in the given text. |
| 2023 | Population rose to 279,182, with a decline in live births to 3,516 and 1,775 deaths. Total fertility rate further decreased to 1.761. |
| 2023 | Moetai Brotherson became the President of French Polynesia, taking office and becoming the current head of government. |
| 2022 | Population slightly increased to 278,770, with 3,639 live births and 1,681 deaths. The total fertility rate decreased to 1.796. |
| 2021 | Significant increase in deaths to 2,311, leading to a reduced natural population change of 1,415. Total population reached 278,516 with a total fertility rate of 1.824. |
| 2020 | Population grew to 278,117, with 3,731 live births and 1,711 deaths. The total fertility rate increased to 1.812. |
| 2019 | Population slightly increased to 277,413, with a decrease in live births to 3,647 and a total fertility rate of 1.759. Natural population change remained positive at 2,021. |
| March 15 2019 | The flag's official regulation was published in pages 4806-4808 of the Official Gazette of French Polynesia. |
| 2018 | Elections were held in French Polynesia in 2018, marking a significant political event for the territorial government. |
| 2018 | French Polynesia's population reached 276,615, with 3,817 live births and 1,618 deaths, resulting in a natural population increase of 2,199. The total fertility rate was 1.820. |
| 2018 | French Polynesia men's national junior handball team competed in the IHF Inter-Continental Trophy in Gothenburg, finishing in 5th place. |
| 2015 | French Polynesia men's national junior handball team competed in the IHF Inter-Continental Trophy in Gabrovo, finishing in 5th place. |
This contents of the box above is based on material from the Wikipedia articles Flag of French Polynesia, Demographics of French Polynesia, French Polynesia men's national junior handball team, List of French Polynesian records in athletics, President of French Polynesia & Elections in French Polynesia, which are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.