Nauru is a tiny, beautiful island in the Pacific that is home to just 11,000 people. While it is known as a small paradise ...

This tiny island nation in the Pacific is offering golden passports and second citizenships to gain money for combating ...

The island was once one of the richest nations ... Yet, despite these struggles, Nauru’s people remain resilient, proud of their heritage, and determined to forge a path forward.

who floated a plan to buy the island and build a bunker to survive an apocalypse, according to 2023 filings in a lawsuit against him. For the people who live there, however, Nauru feels anything ...

The island's main phosphate mines closed in the ... ports, and tourism. People in Nauru generally enjoy political rights and civil liberties, though the government has taken steps to sideline ...

The detention facility’s purpose has diminished, but the country’s geopolitical importance has increased. In the meantime, 73 people languish there. Australia has no intention of closing its ...

Australia restarted its offshore detention program on Nauru in 2012 in an effort to stop a surge of people attempting to arrive in Australia via boat seeking asylum. The island nation is more than ...

Facing rising seas and land loss, Nauru is selling citizenship to fund a plan to relocate most of its residents to higher ...

The phosphate trade was so lucrative it gave the island nation – which now ... an intergenerational trust fund for the people of the republic of Nauru, and under this the government makes ...

I do my best to hear and relay what he's saying to the camera, but my phone is possibly the cheapest on the island and has no speaker ... 'Please don't put 400 people in Nauru, because this place ...