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Pacific Islands Forum in Palau: Leaders meet in Koror as Taiwan–China tensions threaten to eclipse priorities like climate resilience and drug crime; Palau backs Taiwan’s participation, while Beijing protests and even targets Palau tourism. Regional unity under strain: A motion of no confidence has been filed against Nauru PM Matthew Wale, adding to political uncertainty as Nauru and others head into the summit. Security and missile testing: Forum secretary general Baron Waqa says leaders oppose missile testing anywhere in the region, after debate over China’s July test. Deep-sea mining fight: Pacific governments face legal and policy “chilling effects” from investor-state disputes tied to deep-sea mining, with Nauru named among exposed states; IPC also opposes Namibia’s Sandpiper phosphate project citing Nauru’s own mining fallout. Nauru domestic governance: Naoero (Nauru) passed domestic violence and police force amendments to keep investigations moving even if victims withdraw complaints. Nauru in the wider world: Georgia’s PM thanked Nauru for withdrawing recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and discussed new ties with Yaren.

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