Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner Receives PhD in Pacific Studies
Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner Receives PhD in Pacific Studies, Marking a Significant Milestone for Marshall Islands' Education System.
celebrity•2/13/2026
Marshall Islands
High school land case to trial
The High Court of Marshall Islands is set to hear a landmark case that could determine the fate of the Laura High School campus. The dispute centers around the interpretation of Marshall Islands' land laws, which were imposed by the US during its 39-year occupation of the islands from 1947 to 1986.
politics•2/12/2026
US Designates Marshall Islands Ex-Mayor for Corruption, Amid Ongoing Nuclear Testing Legacy
US Designates Former Marshall Islands Mayor for Corruption
politics•2/11/2026
Marshall Islands Welcomes Cutting-Edge Patrol Boat as Key to Sovereignty and Security
The Republic of Marshall Islands has formally accepted delivery of a state-of-the-art patrol boat, boasting advanced surveillance capabilities and combat-ready equipment.
politics•2/8/2026
US Coast Guard's Juniper Tender Brings Stability to Tensions-Ridden Marshall Islands
The US Coast Guard's buoy tender Juniper recently visited Majuro, the Marshall Islands' capital, as part of a several-day regional tour. The vessel's arrival marked a rare display of cooperation between the US and the Marshall Islands, highlighting the importance of maritime security in the Pacific.
travel•2/7/2026
Breaking Silence: Marshall Islands' Absence from Local News Reflects Global Journalism's Digital Dilemma
The Marshall Islands' silence on breaking news reflects a broader trend in global journalism where local outlets are struggling to maintain a presence in the digital age. As the world's attention turns to critical issues such as climate change, nuclear testing survivors' rights, and deep-sea mining regulations, local news outlets are grappling with the complexity and nuance of these stories.
politics•2/6/2026