How the Commonwealth could pressure the US over Gaza
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Apia, Samoa.
Photo: Commonwealth Secretariat / Supplied
Climate change, the Middle East, and the importance of small nations on the world stage are being picked as major talking points for the Commonwealth meeting in Samoa.
The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, CHOGM for short, has been held every two years since 1973. King Charles attended the last one in Rwanda in 2022 - standing in for his mother just months before her death.
This year about 6000 people are expected in Samoa, the first time a small Pacific nation has hosted. A majority of attendees - 33 of the 56 countries - are small states.
Otago University Professor of International Relations Robert Patman said climate change would be high on the agenda for them.
"I think climate...










