AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMicronesian Art: UH Mānoa hosts the Honolulu debut of “Ocean of Peace,” a Micronesian art exhibition opening this Sunday at the East-West Center Gallery, with performances and a tour alongside artists and curators. Deep-Sea Mining Fight: A Pacific coalition is urging CNMI Gov. David Apatang to use federal authority to halt the PACM-2 deep-sea mining lease sale near the Mariana Trench, warning consultation isn’t consent. Marine Conservation: National Geographic Pristine Seas begins a major baseline study of Tokelau’s reefs and deep ocean to guide future protection plans and a national ocean policy. Regional Security: Pacific leaders endorsed a joint statement at the Pacific Islands Forum over China’s intercontinental ballistic missile test overflying members without notice, with only Nauru and Kiribati declining. Health Policy Watch: Major Medicaid eligibility changes tied to federal law are set to roll out in North Carolina starting Oct. 1, with tighter rules for many noncitizens and new renewal and work requirements later. Local Education: University of Guam says Fall 2026 enrollment rose to 2,942 students, including a 50% jump in doctoral enrollment. Wayfinding Honors: Honolulu Community College assistant professor Kaʻiulani Murphy was inducted as a Pwo Navigator, highlighting her role in teaching traditional ocean navigation.
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