AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoParliament: President David Adeang says all 19 lawmakers now support his government, leaving Nauru without a formal opposition for the first time since independence in 1968. Two MPs were made deputy ministers. Adeang promised debate would continue, but offered no detail on how parliament will provide the scrutiny usually supplied by an opposition. The announcement came through government channels; all local news outlets are government-owned. Energy: Nauru is set to replace diesel power with solar and battery generation under a 20-year agreement facilitated by a new regional clean-energy platform. The deal requires no upfront payment from the country. Foreign Affairs: Nauru was among seven countries voting against a UN committee resolution affirming Palestinian sovereignty over natural resources in occupied territories; the measure passed with 151 votes in favour.
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