Tuvalu

Tuvalu Language Week moves online due to the uncertainty around Covid-19 according to the Minister for Pacific Peoples.

The Pacific Islands Forum is asking if financing to combat climate change is on the right track.

A select committee tasked with reviewing Tuvalu's constitution is holding public consultations.

Tuvalu is planning an ambitious digital transformation, based on a blockchain. Audio

Former Tuvalu prime minister, Enele Sopoaga, is strongly critical of plans by the government to sell passports.

Six Pacific island countries have joined the United Nations Global Partnership for Education following the endorsement of their own plans for education.

Tuvalu has signed an historic agreement with the United States which provides access to a range of investment support.

Tuvalu has ratified the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, bringing it closer to being in force.

An Auckland-based Tuvaluan nurse says her language and culture have been advantageous in working with vulnerable communities.

The theme of New Zealand's Tuvalu Language Week is a call to resilience according to the Minister for Pacific Peoples, Aupito William Sio.

A former Prime Minister of Tuvalu and climate change activist has fired shots at Australia and the United States over their inaction regarding climate change.

Tuvaluan dance choreographer Molia Alama Tulafono has been named 2020 Artist in Residence for Pacific Dance New Zealand.

Tuvalu has revised economic relief measures as the country moves from Covid-19 alert level three to level two.

The chair of the Pacific Islands Forum, Tuvalu Prime Minister Kausea Natano, is the latest to raise concerns at last week's developments at the University of the South Pacific.

Early childhood education in Tuvalu will get a $US14 million-dollar boost from the World Bank.

Tuvalu's prime minister has called for political differences to be put aside to eliminate Covid-19.