AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoParliamentary Politics: Nauru’s 19 MPs have all joined President David Adeang’s government, leaving parliament without an opposition for the first time since independence in 1968. Adeang called the move a show of unity, but offered little explanation or detail on who will scrutinise the government. The shift is expected to last until the 2029 election; government-owned outlets were the only announced source, while foreign reporters face steep visa costs. Energy Policy: A regional clean-energy platform says a 20-year solar-and-battery deal will replace Nauru’s diesel generation with no upfront cost to the country. Foreign Affairs: Nauru voted against a UN committee resolution affirming Palestinian sovereignty over natural resources in occupied territories; the resolution now goes to the General Assembly. Media Links: Nauruan officials and media professionals joined a 14-day communication training program in China with participants from 11 other countries.
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