AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPacific Security: An ANU researcher says Vanuatu isn’t a major drug hub yet, but transnational crime networks are reaching further into Pacific waters, using fishing boats, yachts and “narco-subs,” with communities urged to report suspicious activity. Sovereignty & Diplomacy: Vanuatu says it will pursue legal action under international law after talks with France failed over sovereignty and maritime boundaries for Matthew and Hunter Islands. Kastom Backlash: Vanuatu’s paramount chiefs demand PM Jotham Napat resign before Independence Day, saying sacred cultural names like “Nakamal” and “Namele” were used in deals with Australia and China without proper consultation. Regional Missile Fallout: Tonga’s PM joins Pacific leaders condemning China’s nuclear-capable missile test, saying it “caused a stir” and shouldn’t militarise the ocean. UN Status: Vanuatu’s right to vote at the UN General Assembly is suspended over unpaid dues. Sport (OFC U-16): Tahiti came back to beat Vanuatu 4-2 in the OFC U-16 opener in Port Moresby.
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