AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDiplomacy: Nauru has moved to open an embassy in Jerusalem, with Cabinet backing a scoping mission to set up the mission after an understanding between Israel’s FM Gideon Sa’ar and Nauru’s deputy president and foreign minister Lionel Aingimea; Israel says it will be the 10th embassy in Jerusalem, and Nauru has previously backed Israel at the UN and recognised Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. International backlash: The Organization of Islamic Cooperation condemned the decision as a violation of UN resolutions and urged Nauru to reverse it. Regional security: Australia’s Penny Wong called China’s recent “destabilising” nuclear-capable missile test in the South Pacific a concern in talks with Wang Yi, with monitors placing the landing area between Solomon Islands, Nauru and Tuvalu. Deep-sea governance: ITLOS will keep the ISA inquiry into The Metals Company’s NORI/TOML challenge moving, after provisional measures focused on due process rather than stopping the regulator. Sports & soft power: Pacific teams, including Nauru, are competing at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow as the event officially opens.
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