AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPacific Security & Policing: Australia’s AFP chief Krissy Barrett will pitch a faster, cheaper UN police training model at UNCOPS in New York, as the UN cuts peacekeeping budgets for 2026-27. Australia–Fiji & Regional Blitz: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese begins a three-day Pacific push in Fiji, then heads to the Solomon Islands to drive security and regional talks with new PM Matthew Wale. Nakamal Agreement Fallout: Australia and Vanuatu have signed the “Nakamal” security pact after months of renegotiation, but China has warned such deals shouldn’t target third countries—while Vanuatu keeps room for Chinese investment via consultation rather than outright limits. Nauru Identity & Sovereignty: Nauru’s parliament has approved a referendum to formally adopt “Naoero,” reviving the island’s indigenous name as a sovereignty signal. Deep-Sea Mining Legal Fight: Nauru Ocean Resources Inc. and Tonga Offshore Mining have launched ITLOS cases against the ISA, arguing due process failures in an ongoing compliance probe tied to contract timelines. Health Watch: Nauru’s health chief is urging the public to act against dengue, while Vanuatu rolls out a HeartCare app to bring community heart screening into villages. Fisheries Governance: Pacific fisheries ministers wrapped the 25th Forum Fisheries Committee meeting in Wellington, setting priorities for regional cooperation.
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