AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDigital Finance & Trade: Nauru’s Trade Commissioner office has launched the Pacific Digital Assets Forum, a regional platform for digital-asset regulation and policy talks, with a Pacific Digital Assets Report and rotating conference due in Q4 2027. Judicial Well-being: A UN-linked push highlights the strain on judges and the need for “judicial well-being” as a structural part of fair justice. Israel Diplomacy: Nauru has approved a scoping mission to open an embassy in Jerusalem, making it the 10th country to do so; the OIC condemned the move as violating UN resolutions. Deep-Sea Mining Rule of Law: ITLOS will let the ISA inquiry into The Metals Company’s NORI/TOML continue, focusing on due process; Greenpeace says contract extensions risk setting a dangerous precedent. Regional Security: Australia again called China’s Pacific missile test “destabilising,” while Pacific leaders debate how far PIF should go in issuing a joint condemnation. Offshore Detention Human Costs: New reports say asylum seekers on Nauru are going hungry and lacking clean water despite Australia’s funding, with many unable to afford basic food. Commonwealth Games: Pacific teams, including Nauru, are competing in Glasgow as the Games open.
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