AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCarbon Markets & Diplomacy: Taiwan’s foreign ministry says 11 of its 12 diplomatic allies are in Taipei for a three-day workshop on carbon credit cooperation and capacity building, aiming to boost participation in international carbon markets. Fuel Prices & Regional Impacts: A new analysis warns the US-Iran conflict is pushing up imported fuel costs across the Pacific, squeezing household budgets and essential services in countries that rely on petroleum imports. Ocean of Peace vs Militarisation: The Pacific Conference of Churches urges leaders to keep the “Ocean of Peace” vision grounded in justice, dialogue, and care for creation, warning it’s being pulled toward defence interests. Climate-Driven Land Loss: A policy paper highlights worsening sea-level flooding across Pacific islands, including Majuro and Enewetak in the Marshall Islands, warning land loss could destabilize peace and security. Pacific Security Tensions: Peace groups and regional leaders continue to protest missile tests and military exercises, arguing the “blue continent” should not become a battleground.
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