Papua New Guinea

The two countries will boost defense cooperation, including border patrols in a region where indigenous Papuans have waged a decades-long insurgency against Indonesian rule.

"Criminal activities that surpass borders, boundaries, jurisdictions, and nations" has adverse impact on the levels of investment and employment opportunities in PNG.

James Marape is referring a second motion of no confidence paper to the Parliamentry Privileges Comittee following allegations of forgery.

A former RNZ Pacific journalist who spent a lot of time covering Melanesia says the police struggle to contain the ongoing series of tribal "paybacks" in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Papua New Guinea's commissioner of police has met with police commanders and local leaders and administrators in Enga Province.

Papua New Guineans are facing the prospect of a fuel crisis after the major supplier Puma Energy announced Monday there's "no fuel supply until further notice".

"I have no link to Mei Lin on the drug issue and [have] not assisted Mr Chun Li's visa or travel to PNG to participate in drug activity as I am a leader who leads the fight against drug in PNG," he…

A man housing people who fled a massacre in Papua New Guinea's Enga province says pregnant mothers and children are displaced.

Papua New Guinea police have revised the death toll in a massacre in the country's highlands.

The opposition group in Papua New Guinea's Parliament staged a walkout Thursday after a fiery exchange, amid ongoing political ruckus in the country.

A Supreme Court reference has stalled an attempt by PNG's opposition to progress on a vote of no confidence in the James Marape government.

A motion of no confidence in Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has been lodged at the first parliamentary session since the deadly riots.

A total of 12 MPs in the Papua New Guinea Government of Jame Marape have now switched sides, joining the opposition, ahead of an expected vote of no confidence in the prime minister.