Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands expands Pacific-first Covid vaccines for fishermen
In the Marshall Islands, Covid vaccinations for commercial fishermen are being ramped up and expanded.
Marshalls trials solar powered outboard engines
The testing of a solar powered outboard engine for a locally-built catamaran in Majuro this week is part of a large-scale sustainable ocean transport program underway in the Marshall Islands.
Marshalls sees spike in domestic violence, depression, drug misuse
In fewer than six months, the number of domestic violence complaints lodged with the Marshall Islands High Court is already double the number of cases in all of 2020.
First Olympians: The fastest man in the Marshall Islands
Roman Cress began competing in athletics when he was 11 years-old and first represented the Marshall Islands at the 1999 South Pacific Games in Guam. Audio
Marshalls vaccinates fishermen in Majuro
The Marshall Islands launched Covid-19 vaccinations for commercial fishermen temporarily in port Majuro - possibly the first Pacific island to vaccinate fishermen.
Tuna transshipment in Majuro shows first sign of rebound
Tuna transshipment activity has begaun to rebound in the marshall islands after the government eased quarantine rules.
Pacific fisheries bloc opens new HQ in Majuro
A powerful Pacific island fisheries bloc opened a multi-million dollar, four-story headquarters in the Marshall Islands.
Marshalls parliament praises Army commander for Covid action
Marshall Islands parliament recognises US commander for supporting the goverment's Covid-19 response.
Lone Pacific voice calls for urgent climate action
The Marshall Islands has issued a plea for help and a call to action at the US Leaders Summit on Climate Change.
Climate-affected Marshall Islands don't intend to relocate
The Marshall Islands Foreign Minister Casten Nemra says his country's people have no intention of relocating due to sealevel rise.
Pacific plan on how to decarbonise global shipping by 2050
Opinion - Pacific Islands countries can't survive without the shipping industry, and yet cannot survive with the contributions it makes to climate change, writes Albon Ishoda.
Marshall Islands, NZ summoned for Biden's climate summit
The Marshall Islands and New Zealand have been given front-row seats at today's US Leaders Summit on Climate Change. Audio
Marshalls monitors group given Johnson & Johnson vaccine
The Marshall Islands has halted usage of the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine following a directive from the US Centers for Disease Control.
Three quarters of urban Marshall Islanders get first Covid jab
Nearly 75 percent of adults in the Marshall Islands' main towns have received their first dose of the vaccine to protect against Covid-19.
Most elderly Marshallese in Arkansas now vaccinated
A co-ordinator for the Marshallese community in the US state of Arkansas says they are delighted with the level of take up of Covid-19 vaccines there.
Taiwan fund for Marshallese women set to finally launch
A one million dollar loan fund to stimulate participation of Marshallese women in business may finally see the light of day in the coming months.
Marshalls increases repatriation numbers, readies vaccine
The Marshall Islands has dramatically increased the number of citizens being repatriated, while reducing mandatory quarantine requirements.
Marshall and Solomons urge carbon tax for shipping industry
The Marshall Islands and Solomon Islands are calling for higher levies on Greenhouse Gas emissions by the shipping industry.
Marshall Islands leading the region with vaccinating its people
A year on from Covid-19's arrival in the Pacific, the Marshall Islands is leading the region in having its people vaccinated. Audio
What next for Pacific regionalism?
The man at the centre of Micronesia's departure from the Pacific Islands Forum says leaving puts them in good stead to help re-shape the regional body. Audio