AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOcean Governance & Funding: Former Pacific Islands Forum SG Dame Meg Taylor warned that rising geopolitical rivalry and dependence on foreign money could weaken Pacific-led decision-making, urging stronger economic independence to protect ocean governance. Tsunami Watch: After a powerful 7.8 quake off the southern Philippines, Pacific agencies issued tsunami advisories; Nauru is listed among affected areas and authorities urged people to stay out of the water and follow local instructions. Nauru-Australia Detention Claims: Nauru issued a rare “friendly” statement after whistleblower allegations of serious threats of physical violence against non-citizens sent there by Australia; independent MP Andrew Wilkie read the claims in parliament. Nauru Governance Upgrade: UNDP and partners launched NAIG-II Phase II to strengthen Nauru’s institutions and services through a whole-of-government approach. Fuel Costs Hit Nauru: Nauru raised diesel and petrol price caps again, with diesel up nearly 40% to about AU$2.9 per litre. Regional Security Shift: Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale says he will review the secretive 2022 security pact with China and begin treaty talks with Australia. Sports: Kiribati won the bid to host the 2030 Micronesian Games.
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