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Pacific diplomacy & trade: The Pacific Islands Forum in Palau opened with major absences and fresh Taiwan tensions, as China warned of “consequences” after Taiwan’s foreign minister attended and experts questioned whether Beijing influenced no-shows from Samoa, Fiji, Vanuatu and others. Samoa leadership: Samoa’s Deputy Prime Minister used the Leaders’ Dialogue to push practical regional priorities—digital/AI governance, renewable energy, climate finance and stronger support mechanisms. EU partnership push: Pacific ACP leaders urged countries to ratify the Samoa Agreement with the EU, arguing it should deliver real outcomes beyond new institutions. Ports & connectivity: The US and New Zealand pledged US$60m to upgrade Cook Islands’ Penrhyn port, aiming to improve shipping links for outer islands and support deep-sea minerals. Samoa business & services: BSP Samoa opened a new Matautu branch to ease customer pressure after a Vaitele fire and improve access and waiting times. Local costs: September fuel prices in Samoa fell for petrol but rose sharply for diesel and kerosene. Regional economy & jobs: Australia announced $15.6m to support Pacific athletes ahead of Brisbane 2032, adding to its wider sports investment in the region.

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