AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRegional Policing: Kiribati has joined the new Pacific Community of Policing, which aims to improve intelligence-sharing and joint action against trafficking, money laundering and other cross-border crime. Economic Outlook: The IMF expects Kiribati’s growth to slow to 3% in 2026 from 4.3% last year, and warned that rising fiscal pressures and state-owned enterprise costs pose risks. US Aid Risk: Kiribati remains on Washington’s trafficking watch list; a downgrade could expose some US assistance to restrictions, as the country faces pressure to strengthen prosecutions and victim protection. Climate Diplomacy: Kiribati called at the UN for stronger human-rights protections for people affected by rising seas and easier access to climate finance. Fuel Support: Kiribati is allocated US$12.77 million from an ADB emergency package for Pacific nations facing higher fuel costs.
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