Litokwa Tomeing News

Marshall Islands President Jurelang Zedkaia called for the country to pull together and put political divisions behind it during his inauguration ceremony Monday.

Marshall Islands President Litokwa Tomeing was removed from office in a vote of no confidence in the parliament on Wednesday.

Marshall Islands President Litokwa Tomeing is facing his third no confidence test in 12 months after his predecessor Kessai Note and three opposition party members moved the vote onto the parliament's agenda Wednesday.

A powerful traditional chief in the Marshall Islands has stepped up the battle for control of a United States missile testing range by filing a court challenge to a treaty that gives the U.S. control of the base after 2016 when the current lease expires.

The 2008 audit of Air Marshall Islands released Friday demonstrates the financial devastation that more than seven months without regular air service caused for the national airline.

Posted today at 3:22 p.m. SPRINGDALE - The president of the Marshall Islands says climate change is a threat that the worlda TMs leading countries must address.

It's not every day a president visits Northwest Arkansas, but it happened Monday in Springdale.

The president of the Marshall Islands will be in northwest Arkansas to help open a consulate there.

The Marshall Islands has named a former ambassador to the United States to return to a post he was removed from nearly two years ago in hopes it will kick-start talks on a billion dollar nuclear test compensation petition.

The Marshall Islands consist of two chains of coral atolls, together with more than 1,000 islets, just north of the Equator.

Four months after surviving his second vote of no confidence, Marshall Islands President Litokwa Tomeing may face another challenge to his leadership this week, as political leaders say an unprecedented third vote of no confidence will be moved.

The Marshall Islands has its first confirmed H1N1 flu cases, joining the growing ranks of remote Pacific islands affected by swine flu.

Pacific Island leaders yesterday morning confirmed their commitment to the Micronesia Challenge and stressed the urgent need to address climate change at the opening of the 11th Micronesian Chief Executives Summit in the Marshall Islands.

Felix Camacho today traveled to Majuro for the 11th Micronesian Chief Executive Summit.

A Marshall Islands consulate is scheduled to open in September in Springdale, the country's consul general told a group of about 300 Marshallese who were celebrating Constitution Day on Saturday at the Jones Center for Families.

Leaders of Pacific island nations heaped praise on Japan's aid program and asked for more as the fifth Pacific Area Leaders Meeting geared for its official opening tonight.

The Marshall Islands government on Monday named a 14-member panel to advise it on ways to cut costs and improve fiscal management - and has given it just two months to complete the job.