AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTaiwan-Carbon Cooperation: Officials from 11 of Taiwan’s 12 diplomatic allies are in Taipei for a three-day workshop on carbon credit collaboration and capacity building, as Taiwan pushes deeper links with partners on emissions and market participation. Pacific Security Pressure: China’s nuclear-capable missile test over the Pacific continues to ripple through regional diplomacy, with Pacific leaders weighing stronger Pacific-led security cooperation while peace groups urge the “blue continent” to stay off the proving ground. PNG–Taiwan Diplomatic Shock: Papua New Guinea says it will close Taiwan’s Port Moresby trade mission and align more closely with Beijing’s One China policy; the U.S. State Department calls it part of China’s intimidation campaign, while Taiwan says its office will keep operating. Tuvalu Safety & UXO: Tuvalu received findings from Australia’s Operation Render Safe after an underwater survey in Nanumea Lagoon found dozens of unexploded WWII bombs and ordnance, with officials saying there’s no immediate threat but recommending removal. Climate Finance Push (Tuvalu): At the UN High-Level Political Forum, Tuvalu’s Deputy PM and Finance Minister Panapasi Nelesone urged faster climate finance and stronger global delivery on SDG commitments. Maritime Enforcement (Tuvalu): Tuvalu Police, with Sea Shepherd, detained a Chinese longliner accused of illegal fishing and “spoofing” its location, highlighting ongoing enforcement challenges in the EEZ.
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