AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPacific Security & Diplomacy: China says Papua New Guinea has closed Taiwan’s office, a move Beijing “highly appreciated,” as Taiwan keeps de facto ties across parts of the Pacific including Tuvalu. Regional Risk & Climate-Linked Policy: Tuvalu’s deputy prime minister urged stronger global action to deliver SDGs by 2030, warning rising seas, droughts and shocks are squeezing progress. Methane Push: Tuvalu and the FSM backed UN calls for measurable methane cuts, arguing faster warming control matters for low-lying islands. National Security Planning: Tuvalu moved closer to its first National Security Policy after a stakeholder review, with a whole-of-government focus that includes climate, cyber, maritime security, crime, migration, energy and economic resilience. Tuvalu in the Security Spotlight: Tuvalu was among the EEZs reportedly overflown by China’s submarine-launched nuclear-capable missile test, prompting renewed calls for Pacific-led security. Trade & Logistics Shock (Beyond the Pacific): Cameroon’s Douala port reopened after a collision involving a Tuvalu-registered cargo ship, with investigations pointing to steering failure and no reported fatalities. Travel & Business Mobility: Germany published its 2026 visa-free list for 62 countries outside EU/Schengen, including Tuvalu, for short stays up to 90 days (no work allowed).
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