Marshall Islands

During the first six weeks of 2017, the Marshall Islands High Court has seen the most ever violence protection requests from women seeking safety from abusive partners.

President Donald Trump is expected to issue an executive order that could affect entry to the United States of people from countries in free association with the US.

The Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority is bringing together people from around the country in April to develop a sustainable oceans policy.

A Philippines fishing boat has been prevented from entering the Marshall Islands and confined to their vessel after arriving in the country without a fishing licence or advance communication with…

The Pacific has some of the lowest rates of women's participation in politics in the world but some women are taking a stand to lift their numbers.

The Marshall Islands parliament has again been urged to bring in laws to stop cheque forgeries by government workers.

The Marshall Islands has declared a health emergency to respond to recent outbreaks of Hepatitis A and the Zika virus.

Indonesia has called on Pacific island countries to immediately recognise Palestine.

More women in the Marshall Islands are reporting domestic violence thanks to a new process for requesting temporary protection orders against abusive spouses or partners.

The Marshall Islands looks set to cut its dependence on diesel following the approval of funding for a major solar energy project.

Full internet access appears to have been restored in the Marshall Islands just over three weeks after repair work began on the country's submarine cable.

Korent Joel, one of the last of a dwindling breed of traditional Marshall Islands navigators, has died at 68.

Telecommunications authorities in the Marshall Islands have purchased more bandwidth to alleviate internet woes brought on by delays to repair work on the country's submarine cable.

The Marshall Islands government and its former foreign minister Tony de Brum have received an international award for their efforts on arms control.

The Marshall Islands says it has sold almost all of its allocated fishing days for 2017, and is anticipating it will make a record $US23.9 million.

Marshall Islands access to the internet largely halted Wednesday night as repair work on a submarine fiber optic cable began.