AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoPacific Security: China’s nuclear-capable submarine-launched missile test in the South Pacific has triggered fast condemnation, with leaders warning it’s destabilising and too close to Nauru and other island EEZs; Australia says it was given only hours’ notice and calls for less nuclear weapons, while Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale lodged a formal protest and said “friends don’t threaten friends.” Australia-Pacifica Pacts: The missile fallout lands alongside Australia’s latest defence diplomacy push—new or expanding agreements with Fiji, PNG, Tuvalu, Nauru and others—while Albanese prepares to host Pacific leaders to deliver a united message. Travel & Mobility Angle: Separate from security, Tuvalu’s labour migration policy marks a decade since its NLMP launch, showing how climate pressure is reshaping seasonal work and longer stays via RSE and PALM schemes. Aviation & Tourism Capacity: Kiribati received a second Embraer-190 from China, potentially boosting direct route options that could affect regional airline competition, including Nauru’s market. Health: Nauru’s health chief urged residents to act against dengue.
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