AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNational Unity: Vanuatu’s government warned that a group claiming a “second republic” on Gaua Island is acting illegally and could face prosecution, stressing the country is constitutionally “single, sovereign, united and indivisible.” Security Ties: A government statement says China’s police presence is expected to decline over time under the Nakamal Agreement with Australia, but Internal Affairs Minister Andrew Napuat says there are no plans to cut cooperation with China and rejects language targeting a partner. Leadership: Prime Minister Jotham Napat says his government remains stable amid leadership-challenge claims; local reports say he could face a fresh no-confidence motion in November.
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