Australian Prime Minister warns of climate crisis and 'super El Niño' impact on Pacific nations
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Anthony Albanese (Australian PM), Feleti Teo (Tuvalu PM), Sitiveni Rabuka (Fijian PM)
Tuvalu and Fiji
October 2026
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Tuvalu and Fiji to address the immediate climate crisis. Forecasts of a 'super El Niño' threaten Pacific nations with extreme weather, including floods and cyclones. Tuvalu faces significant economic damage from rising sea levels, projected to exceed its GDP by 2100.
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