AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNational Unity: Vanuatu’s government says claims of a “second republic” on Gaua Island are unconstitutional and warns those involved could face prosecution for offences including sedition. It has urged community leaders not to support the movement. Security Policy: Internal Affairs Minister Andrew Napuat says Vanuatu has no plan to reduce China’s police presence, contradicting a joint statement with Australia that the arrangement is time-limited and expected to decline. The disagreement puts the Nakamal Agreement’s security direction in focus. Development: The Asian Development Bank’s new five-year Pacific strategy includes Vanuatu, with priorities spanning climate resilience, infrastructure, essential services and stronger institutions. Political Stability: Prime Minister Jotham Napat has dismissed reports of a looming no-confidence motion, saying his coalition still holds a parliamentary majority.
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