AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDeep-Sea Mining Legal Fight: The UN’s deep-sea mining probe into The Metals Company subsidiaries NORI and TOML will continue after the top maritime court refused to pause the International Seabed Authority inquiry, while a Seabed Disputes Chamber order says the ISA must respect due-process rights and the legal framework as contract extensions are considered. Pacific Climate Accountability: Ahead of the 55th Pacific Islands Forum in Palau, leaders are shifting from awareness to accountability—pushing for accessible climate finance and real implementation of existing commitments as seas rise and storms intensify. Nauru Offshore Detention Hardship: On Nauru, asylum seekers say they are going hungry and often skip meals, with many struggling to afford enough food and reporting limited access to free, clean drinking water despite Australia’s offshore detention funding. Security Tensions in the Pacific: China’s nuclear-capable missile test near the Nauru–Tonga area is driving fresh momentum for Pacific security cooperation, with leaders voicing concern about militarising the ocean and calling for stronger regional coordination. Nauru Agreement Fisheries Fallout: Tokelau and parties to the Nauru Agreement react to New Zealand fisheries action, with disputes over how management decisions affect participation and revenue.
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