Feleti Teo Elected as Tuvalu's Prime Minister Amid Diplomatic Speculations

Taiwan reassured of 'everlasting' ties with Tuvalu following the election of new Prime Minister Feleti Teo.

Feleti Teo, former attorney general, was named Tuvalu's new prime minister, elected unopposed after the general election.
Taiwan received assurances from Tuvalu's new government that their diplomatic ties are 'everlasting', amid speculation of a shift towards Beijing.
Tuvalu, with a population of about 11,200, remains one of the few countries to maintain formal diplomatic relations with Taipei.
The new government's stance on an Australian security and migration pact, designed to curb China's influence, has not been disclosed.
International relations, climate change, and telecommunications are expected to be high priorities for Teo's government.