AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMarshall Islands foreign policy: The Republic of the Marshall Islands condemned China’s July 6 nuclear-capable submarine missile test in the Pacific, saying the region should not be used to demonstrate military power and calling for clearer explanations of intent. Regional security diplomacy: Pacific leaders and peace groups are pushing back against missile tests and major exercises, while Tonga’s PM said the launch “caused a stir” and that Tonga opposes ballistic testing by any superpower. Shipping and maritime risk: The Strait of Hormuz is again under full conflict conditions after U.S. strikes on Iran and Iranian retaliation, with tanker traffic slowing sharply and insurers and operators tightening risk controls. Pacific governance and science: Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General Henry Puna demanded evidence-based answers on Japan’s Fukushima wastewater discharge plan, arguing the region is owed clear scientific assessments. Local governance spotlight: In Arizona, a county board moved to suspend an elected official accused of a human smuggling scheme involving pregnant women from the Marshall Islands. Weather watch: Guam forecasters say Invest 98W has fizzled, while Invest 97W remains a weak system driving rain and a short flood advisory. Business/markets: Diana Shipping extended its tender offer for Genco shares, while Genco’s board reiterated it rejects the $24.80 price as undervaluing assets.
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