AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMarshallese Culture: A King’s Chapel conference in Majuro brought Marshallese church members from across the islands and from overseas (Hawaii, Washington, and Oregon) to share faith and community ties. Ocean of Peace Debate: Pacific churches in Majuro are pushing back against militarising the region’s “Ocean of Peace” vision, warning leaders to keep peace grounded in justice, dialogue, human dignity, and care for creation—especially as defence deals like the Fiji–Australia Veitacini Treaty raise fears of “hijacking.” Climate & Land Loss: A new Pacific Security College policy paper flags land governance as a growing fault line for peace and security, as sea-level rise and worsening flooding force communities to abandon homes and strain stability. Regional Cost Pressures: Analysis highlights how distant war is driving fuel and cost pressures across Pacific households, hitting essentials from petrol pumps to health clinics. Disaster Risk Leadership: UNITAR is calling for applications for a women’s leadership programme in disaster risk reduction for World Tsunami Awareness Day 2026, open to motivated applicants across Pacific Island countries and beyond.
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