China's embassy in Fiji has insisted Beijing is not seeking a military base in the South Pacific, saying aid pledged to ...

South Pacific carriers Air Marshall Islands and Nauru Airlines have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding ...

Fiji’s Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, has called on fellow Pacific leaders to resist Chinese efforts to establish a ...

A fake Zoom call featuring AI-generated executives tricked a crypto employee into downloading macOS malware linked to North Korea’s BlueNoroff group.

A Chinese diplomatic team responsible for reestablishing the Chinese embassy in Nauru holds a Chinese national flag-raising ceremony in the Republic of Nauru, Jan 29, 2024. [Photo/Xinhua] YAREN - A ...

China registered 26 coast guard vessels with the Western & Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) in 2024 for high seas boarding and inspections in a vast region where the US and Australia ...

"The exchanges between China and Nauru at all levels have become increasingly close," Mao said. She noted that Nauruan President David Adeang had paid a successful state visit to China in March 2024.

China plans to launch its Chang'e 7 lunar lander to find traces of water ice at the moon's south pole around 2026. If successful, the deployed flag will be the first to actually flutter on the ...

Australia and Nauru announced a landmark security treaty on Monday — a move which is seen as a broader effort by Canberra to push back against China's influence in the Pacific. The treaty will ...

The Pacific island nation of Nauru is in talks with Australia on a migration and economic deal, a Nauru official said on Wednesday, as the world's third-smallest country also weighs offers from China.

Winzar Kakiouea, a 100-meter runner, is the only competitor at the Paris Games from the Pacific island nation of Nauru. His debut came and went in a flash.

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – A conscript accused of burning the flag of Nauru after the Pacific Island nation switched recognition to China returned home Saturday (April 6), according to the Ministry of ...