Climate Justice at UNGA: Nepal’s PM Balen Shah is expected to use UNGA to press climate justice after Rasuwa flooding, with a study pointing to glacier collapse linked to warming—urging more than just talk of reparations. Ocean Protection in Tokelau: National Geographic Pristine Seas launches a first baseline survey of Tokelau’s lagoons, reefs and deep ocean to map biodiversity and back a future National Ocean Policy and marine spatial plan. AI + Ocean at the UN: UNESCO calls for AI literacy and human-centered AI governance while also pushing stronger ocean observation cooperation and sea-level rise action ahead of UNGA. Tuvalu Pre-COP31 Media Push: Tuvalu Broadcasting is preparing for leader visits and Pre-COP31 coverage in Fiji (Oct 5–8), training staff to keep Tuvaluans informed and build long-term digital journalism skills. Fossil-Fuel Pressure on the Pacific: Tuvalu’s climate minister Maina Talia warns 1.5°C is “life and death,” and criticises Australia’s fossil-fuel subsidies as hypocrisy—while Australia is urged to stop coal and gas expansion. Tuvalu–Taiwan Climate Cooperation: Tuvalu FM Paulson Panapa meets Taiwan President Lai Ching-te, highlighting joint work on climate adaptation, resilient infrastructure and outer-island food security. Regional Weather Readiness: Pacific leaders and meteorological services report progress on early warning systems, including Tuvalu’s use of AI in forecasting and severe weather monitoring.