In the Cook Islands, a nation that has experienced record tourism numbers, the tension between profit and preservation has ...

Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark believes the Cook Islands, a realm of New Zealand, caused a crisis for itself ...

The Cook Islands, an archipelago with a modest landmass but an extensive Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), has emerged as a focal point for China’s broader Pacific strategy. The recent signing of the ...

The Cook Islands’ deepening economic ties with China are reshaping regional dynamics, challenging Australia and New Zealand’s traditional influence. While Chinese investments offer financial gains for ...

Cook Island's Prime Minister Mark Brown says any new agreement with NZ can't "wind back the clock" to the colonial era. NZ and Cook Islands remain at loggerheads over contentious China deal. Cook ...

We are fortunate enough to go traditional hunting with new friends from the islands of the Torres Straits and share one of the best food experiences we've ever had!

The Cook Islands is proving that sustainable tourism isn't just possible – it's essential. Here's how this South Pacific nation is preserving their paradise for generations for come.

Why DIFC Foundations and Cook Islands Trusts Offer Stronger Protection. A traditional offshore company remains directly linked to its owner. If legal claims arise, assets can be frozen, seized, or ...

When the Cook Islands was granted “internal self-government” in 1965—while still remaining a New Zealand colony—Albert Henry’s Cook Islands Party won the territory’s first election.

The Cook Islands has had what's known as a "free association" relationship with New Zealand, a former coloniser, since the 1960s - meaning Wellington helps on issues like defence and foreign ...

Since 1965, the Cook Islands has been a country in free association with New Zealand. Its citizens have New Zealand passports and all the perks of that – access to New Zealand's healthcare and ...