Nauru, a tiny Pacific island nation spanning just 8 square miles, has launched a “golden passport” initiative to raise money ...

Nauru, which spans just eight square miles, was one of the richest islands in the world, but now finds itself bankrupt.

After gaining independence in 1968 Nauru took control of the phosphate mines, leading to an economic boom. A 1982 report from The New York Times stated that the island nation had a "per capita ...

Nauru’s first ‘golden passport’ scheme fell apart after the country granted citizenship to Al-Qaeda members. View on euronews ...

Nauru, spanning just eight square miles, has been the site of phosphate mining for decades and its highest point is a mere 65 metres above sea level. This puts it in a particularly unfavourable ...

Citizenship of Nauru, an island nation spanning just 8 square miles in the southwest Pacific Ocean, can be yours for $105,000. The tiny, low-lying island has launched a “golden passport ...