The Marshall Islands, a Pacific nation, scatter across 29 atolls with Majuro as its capital, a coral fringe of nuclear scars from Bikini tests and rising seas. Known for copra, fishing, and a U.S. compact, its economy clings to aid, tuna, and climate funds, cradling 50,000 Marshallese. Its lagoons and breadfruit whisper resilience. The Marshalls’ fragile beauty inspires.