News from the Marshall Islands: the Marshall Islands Journal — the country's weekly of record — V7AB national radio, and RNZ Pacific and ABC Pacific regional coverage.
National Media
Digital and Regional
Al Jazeera international coverage, climate focus
Sports
Oceania Football Confederation, Marshall Islands football
News Agencies
Frequently asked questions
- What is the newspaper of the Marshall Islands?
- The Marshall Islands Journal, published weekly in Majuro, is the country's newspaper.
- In what languages is Marshallese news published?
- News publishes in Marshallese and English.
- How is regional news covered in the Marshall Islands?
- RNZ Pacific and ABC Pacific provide regional coverage.
The Marshall Islands has one of the Pacific's most geographically remarkable media landscapes, serving 42,000 people across 29 coral atolls and 5 islands scattered across a vast ocean area — a nation in free association with the United States that uses the US dollar and sends its young people to serve in the US military in significant numbers. Like Tuvalu and Kiribati, the Marshall Islands faces existential threats from climate change and sea level rise, making it one of the most internationally covered small nations on climate issues.
Marshall Islands Journal is the leading national newspaper. RNZ Pacific and ABC Pacific provide essential regional coverage. The Bikini Atoll — site of US nuclear testing in the 1940s and 50s — is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and generates continuing international media interest. The RMI Olympic Committee covers national sports.
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