AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoClimate Watch: Pacific forecasters warn El Niño could strengthen to its most intense level since 1950 and last into 2027, bringing prolonged risks to food and water supplies; forecasts include below-normal rain in parts of the southwest Pacific, including southern French Polynesia. Regional Diplomacy: Pacific Elders are urging the Pacific Islands Forum to reconsider Israel’s new partnership status, saying it conflicts with regional commitments to human rights and self-determination, including for French Polynesia. Nuclear Justice: A Fiji-hosted regional dialogue is pressing for support and environmental remediation for communities affected by decades of nuclear testing, including in Mā’ohi Nui. Decolonisation: The United States has called for the UN decolonisation committee to be disbanded and criticised its Pacific visits; French Polynesia is among the territories still on the UN’s non-self-governing list.
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