AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPacific Islands Forum turmoil in Palau: The 55th PIF leaders meeting in Koror, Palau, is already hit by last-minute absences, including Kiribati President Taneti Maamau and uncertainty around Naoero (Nauru) President David Adeang, as leaders weigh unity amid geopolitics, crime, and outside pressure. Taiwan returns as China objects: Taiwan is back at PIF events after being shut out in 2025, with Palau defending Taipei’s participation; the U.S. also backs Taiwan’s continued role. Climate accountability push: Pacific Elders’ Voice calls for a shift from “assistance” to rights and accountability, urging an end to fossil fuel expansion and stronger regional unity. Tuvalu link to nuclear-free Pacific: Tuvalu’s delegate in Tokyo backed a nuclear-free Pacific after missile testing near Tuvalu’s waters, while U.S. debate continues over Guam basing. Tuvalu culture and memory: A film on Nukulaelae blackbirding has moved audiences to tears, with Tuvalu leaders saying reparation or compensation could be considered. Regional climate planning: New Zealand-backed climate mobility partnerships are launched to keep Pacific people at the centre of decisions on homes and futures.
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