AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPacific Security: China’s first submarine-launched long-range ballistic missile test since 2024 drew fast condemnation across the region, with the missile reportedly landing near Tuvalu/Kiribati and flying over multiple Pacific EEZs; Australia, New Zealand, the US and Japan called it destabilising and lacking transparency, while Tuvalu PM Feleti Teo said the Pacific must not become a testing ground. Local Governance & Safety: Tuvalu welcomed an Australian Navy minehunter to survey Nanumea Lagoon under Operation Render Safe, aiming to reduce risks from World War II unexploded ordnance. Climate & Energy Policy: Tuvalu and FSM backed a UN push for stronger methane cuts, urging measurable action beyond voluntary pledges. National Strategy: Tuvalu moved closer to adopting its first National Security Policy after a validation workshop broadened security to include climate, cyber, maritime crime, migration and economic resilience. Travel & Business Mobility: Germany published its 2026 visa-free list of 62 countries, including Tuvalu, for up to 90 days (no work allowed). Regional Diplomacy: New Zealand said it should not be “fazed” by China’s objections as it explores joining Australia and Fiji’s Ocean of Peace Alliance.
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