AGP Executive Report
Last update: 33 minutes agoClimate Preparedness: A strengthening El Niño could bring below-normal rainfall to southern French Polynesia through January, adding pressure on water supplies and agriculture. Pacific climate officials warn the event may be the strongest since 1950 and urge governments to prepare for impacts lasting into 2027. Regional Politics: A new Pacific roundup flags a mix of governance challenges: Vanuatu’s opposition has filed a no-confidence motion, Fiji has extended consultation on a constitutional bill, and Solomon Islands is pursuing reforms to curb political instability. The report also warns of gaps in implementing the Pacific’s 2050 strategy. Decolonization: French Polynesia is among the territories represented in the Global South Youth Platform, which now spans 40 countries and includes young people focused on decolonization and local rights. Separately, the United States has called for the UN decolonization committee to be wound up, challenging the basis of its work on territories including French Polynesia.
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