Palau

Third-party nationals will help address labor shortages by working in needed occupations.

A six-year, $4 million project funded by the government of Japan removed 429 depth charges from the Helmet Wreck, an unidentified ship discovered in Palau's Harbor in 1990.

The Myrtle Hazard recently returned to Guam after helping enforce fishing regulations and supporting maritime police forces

Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr. announced the nation's first golf course will be eco-friendly and built around the Capitol complex in Melekeok State.

Senior Judge Alex Munson dies at 84; honored for decades of service across the Pacific.

The Nature Conservancy of Micronesia and Polynesia is working with local agencies across Micronesia to strengthen reef fisheries management through new, locally driven research.

Beginning the week of Dec. 1, national government employees will work 72-hour pay periods, rather than 80-hour pay periods.

The facility will store essential supplies such as shelter kits, hygiene items, solar lights, kitchen sets and more.

Francis Toribiong is credited with starting the country’s diving industry, and he was instrumental in also finding the historic World War II shipwrecks in Palau

Palau President Surangel S. Whipps Jr. compared the situation of small island states facing climate change with that of nations at war.