The Pacific nation of Marshall Islands cited its history as a nuclear test ground as it criticized China's ballistic missile ...

The Marshall Islands were settled at least 2,000 years ago and fell under colonial rule during the 19th century. The U.S. captured the islands during World War II and became colonial administrator ...

The Marshall Islands, the last country in the world without a football team, have played their first ever 11-a-side fixture. The Pacific Island nation, with a population of fewer than 40,000 ...

The United Nations recognises 195 countries and 194 of those play football. From San Marino to South Sudan, Vanuatu to the Vatican City, all the nations on Earth have played an international fixture, ...

This story originally appeared on the Guardian and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. There may be music in the roar of the sea, as Byron eulogized, but the waves can also bring creeping ...

Team leaders said the inaugural Outrigger Challenge Cup in 2025 has inspired a new generation to apply for Marshall Island national team.

When Juliann Laiso gets homesick for her native Marshall Islands — a string of atolls roughly 6,000 miles away from the mainland United States — she tunes the radio to KMRW, a blend of news, music, ...

Eight years ago, I traveled as undersecretary of state for arms control and international security to the Marshall Islands, a remote place in the central Pacific. I was there to commemorate the 60th ...

For months, U.S. refusal to accept responsibility for a leaking dome of radioactive waste in the Marshall Islands has complicated negotiations with the Marshallese government on an international ...

An analysis of soil samples, ocean sediment, and fruits from the Marshall Islands—the site of nearly 70 nuclear weapons tests during the 1940s and 1950s—has revealed alarmingly high levels of ...

The National Weather Service in Guam says a potential threat has emerged from Eastern Micronesia, where the system is moving west-northwest toward the Mariana Islands.