Pacific Finance & Resilience: Pacific finance ministers are meeting in Majuro for the Forum Economic Ministers Meeting as leaders warn of a “triple shock” from fuel insecurity, higher import costs and food vulnerability, with growth forecast to slow and diesel prices rising across the islands. Tuvalu Climate Finance: Tuvalu has begun payouts under its High Tide Parametric Insurance, sending A$30,675 to 409 households after three flooding events—an approach that pays automatically once thresholds are hit. Fisheries Rules & Trade: The Tuvalu Fisheries Authority has introduced Fisheries Management Regulations 2025, tightening licensing, monitoring and enforcement to keep marine resources sustainable and support livelihoods. Regional Aviation: Tuvalu’s transport minister chaired RAMM4, where Pacific leaders agreed on a safer, cheaper, better-connected air travel roadmap, including an ICAO support plan. Climate Diplomacy: Pacific leaders at UN talks in Bonn pushed back hard on attempts to weaken climate science, warning that Pasifika lives and livelihoods are at stake. Tuvalu Sovereignty & History: PM Feleti Teo marked 80 years since Vaitupu bought Kioa in Fiji, framing it as long-term planning for future generations. Energy Security Pressure: At the Pacific Peace and Security Dialogue in Suva, leaders said the fuel crisis is now an economic security threat, with PNG exploring smaller refineries to help the region. Global Spotlight on Tuvalu: An AFP investigation says Tuvalu’s trust fund has ended up in fossil fuel investments, raising fresh questions for a country that leads on climate advocacy.