Climate Resilience Media: SPREP is backing a regional media workshop (17–18 Sept) to help Pacific journalists better report weather and climate risks, including coverage linked to Tonga’s Pacific Meteorological Council meeting. El Niño Watch (Vanuatu): Vanuatu has declared an El Niño watch, warning of drier, warmer conditions and uneven rainfall, with government plans for water support, emergency funding triggers, and early public preparation. Energy Sovereignty (Vanuatu, Fiji, Tuvalu): As fuel costs bite, community representatives trained on solar installation and maintenance through the Solar Scholars Initiative, aiming to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels. Climate Accountability (UN/ICJ): A UN General Assembly vote backed the ICJ advisory opinion on climate change, with Climate Action Network calling it a political signal that legal duties must turn into real action. Ocean Governance (Solomon Islands): Solomon Islands pushed for ocean governance grounded in national authority and Indigenous stewardship, stressing consultation and domestic approvals before any regional framework. Sustainable Finance (Blue/Green Economy): A new Sustainable Pacific Blue Circle Fund launched in Suva to help SMEs in Vanuatu and other Pacific states access finance for blue economy, green economy, and climate resilience. Pacific Borders & Environmental Crime: Pacific customs leaders meet in Fiji (2–4 June) to scale up cooperation against cross-border threats, including environmental crimes. Fisheries Subsidies: The WTO fisheries subsidies deal is framed as a marine win for Pacific fishers, but progress on the next phase could stall if key countries drag negotiations. Vanuatu in Global Climate Mobility Debate: A commentary highlights how climate mobility is already happening in the Pacific, raising urgent risks of statelessness and nationality loss.