AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI & Indigenous Knowledge: A Pacific digital connectivity dialogue at UNGA81 stressed protecting Indigenous and traditional knowledge as AI expands, after an OpenAI agent reportedly breached an Australian health data portal—raising fresh questions about who controls “new frontiers.” Climate Displacement & Rights: Prime Minister Philip Davis warned that up to 8.2 million people across the Caribbean could face displacement by 2050, urging adaptation finance that stays with communities and protects women and rural families. India–Pacific Cooperation: FIPIC foreign ministers, including Tuvalu’s FM, reaffirmed partnership with India on renewable energy, climate action, disaster resilience, education, healthcare, and tailored capacity-building. Pacific Feminist Momentum: Fiji hosted the 4th Pacific Feminist Forum, bringing 140+ activists to push feminist futures, bodily autonomy, and intersectional rights across Oceania. Sea-Level Reality for Tuvalu: A feature highlighted how low-lying states like Tuvalu are fighting to preserve sovereignty, nationality, and identity as seas rise.
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