AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUN diplomacy: India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told the UNGA “Partners for Multilateralism” summit that the global order is under stress from geopolitical competition, tensions and conflicts, and urged reforms to make international institutions more participative and transparent. Nauru ties at UNGA: Jaishankar also met Switzerland’s foreign minister and Nauru President David Adeang on UNGA sidelines, discussing closer economic cooperation and multilateral coordination. Judicial wellbeing in the Pacific: A new push is putting judges’ wellbeing on the agenda, building on the Nauru Declaration on Judicial Wellbeing and a UN General Assembly resolution that now marks a dedicated International Day. Pacific security & sovereignty: Pacific leaders reacted to China’s long-range missile test over the South Pacific, with most states backing a joint statement—while Nauru and Kiribati did not sign. Health research: A major global analysis highlights the heavy burden of ischemic heart disease in women aged 55+ and calls attention to gaps in recognition and treatment. Tech & services: Apple expanded iCloud+ in 100+ countries by bundling Apple Arcade, Apple TV and Apple Music stations—Fiji included. Development finance: The ADB signaled big funding priorities for Asia-Pacific, including food security, digital tech, energy connectivity and climate resilience, with Nauru’s priorities noted alongside.
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