AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClimate Mobility & Statelessness: A new analysis links climate change-driven movement in the Asia-Pacific to risks of losing nationality, arguing governments must act fast to prevent statelessness as climate mobility becomes real in the Pacific. Super El Niño & Food Security: Another report explains how Super El Niño can disrupt marine ecosystems and fisheries, with knock-on effects for coastal livelihoods and policy responses. Pacific Visa Changes & Cost of Travel: New Zealand’s reduced Pacific visa fees and longer multi-entry options are expected to cut revenue by about $1–2 million a year, with officials saying the move supports stronger regional connections. RSE Worker Charges Clarified: ACT says a proposed $6-per-day “infrastructure surcharge” for temporary visa holders won’t apply to seasonal RSE workers—after earlier confusion about whether it would. Nuclear Policy Spotlight: Coverage from the UN NPT review conference highlights yet another failure to reach consensus on nuclear disarmament, keeping the treaty on a shaky footing. Energy Resilience (Samoa): Samoa’s budget sets aside nearly 10% for fuel and energy resilience, including new solar farms to strengthen power and water systems.
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