AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUN Diplomacy: India’s Jaishankar juggled high-level UNGA meetings in New York, including a reassurance to Nauru President David Adeang that India remains committed to Nauru’s development, plus talks with Switzerland’s Ignazio Cassis on strengthening economic ties under the India-EFTA deal. ICC & UN Reform: Naoero President Adeang told the UN General Assembly Naoero will withdraw from the International Criminal Court, while also calling for Security Council reform and urging the International Seabed Authority to “adopt the rules” on mining. Pacific Security Debate: A “Pacific Ocean of Peace” idea remains vague, with Nauru and others split on how (or whether) to translate it into real security commitments, after recent failures to agree even on messaging around missile tests. Diplomatic Moves: Georgia and Nauru signed an agreement establishing diplomatic relations during the UNGA visit of Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze. Regional Policy Pressure: A UN DESA brief says Pacific SIDS—including Nauru—need stronger social protection to handle climate and economic shocks, with coverage gaps leaving many exposed. Immigration & Borders (Australia): Australia expanded Pacific Labour Mobility eligibility, naming Nauru among 10 countries, as Canberra continues tightening visa and border enforcement.
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