All members and missionaries are safe and striving to help in recovery efforts following a powerful earthquake in Vanuatu.

Today marks one month since a 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck Vanuatu’s capital, Port Vila, claiming 14 lives, injuring more than 200 people, and displacing thousands more. Downtown Port Vila remains ...

Downtown Port Vila remains a no-go zone; Star Wharf is still out of action and some areas have not had their water supply ...

Vanuatu held a snap general election on Thursday after Prime Minister Charlot Salwai’s decision to go to the polls two years ...

The snap election was called last November when the opposition tried to oust the government with a motion of no confidence, ...

Vanuatu has voted in a snap election amidst the upheaval of a destructive earthquake that struck this South Pacific island ...

Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia turned up the heat on the digital cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. LaPaglia, 25, opened up ...

Vanuatu’s ability to conduct a snap election in the wake of last month’s 7.3 magnitude earthquake highlights the resilience ...

The World Bank continues to support Vanuatu to recover from the aftermath of last month’s devastating 7.3 magnitude ...

Voters in Pacific nation Vanuatu cast ballots Thursday in a snap general election, a contest widely dismissed as a ...

Voting began on Thursday to elect a new government in Vanuatu, a month after a 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck the Pacific ...

The Pacific Islands Forum has deployed an Election Observer Mission to observe the Vanuatu snap election that will be held ...