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Pacific Islands Forum in Palau: Leaders’ talks kick off in Koror with unity under strain as last-minute attendance questions swirl around Kiribati and Naoero, while geopolitics keeps pressing on climate and development priorities. Climate pressure on Australia: Pacific leaders are set to challenge Australia’s emissions record, with host Palau urging coal and gas phase-out and new fossil fuel approvals to stop. Tuvalu climate finance & energy: A new UNSW report says fossil fuel imports drain Pacific economies (10–25% of GDP) and that switching to renewables could save about US$700m a year—money that could fund health and schools. Ocean-focused climate action: Fiji and Tuvalu push for the ocean to sit at the centre of COP31 planning, arguing promises must turn into funded, implementable action. Tuvalu biodiversity recovery: Tuvalu reports rats removed from six islets, with residents now seeing birds and coconut crabs return—an island-scale win for wildlife and ecosystem balance. Tuvalu PROPER safeguards: Tuvalu Fisheries Authority publishes labour and environmental plans for the Oceanscape Program’s second phase, aiming to protect fisheries while managing risks to people and biodiversity. Regional climate mobility: A NZ-backed programme launches to keep Pacific people at the centre of decisions on climate mobility, supporting island cooperation and practical responses.

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Jun. 12, 2026

Tuvalu wins Planet Aqua Award for blue communities leadership

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TUVALU RECEIVES THE PLANET AQUA AWARD FOR BLUE COMMUNITIES LEADERSHIP AT VENICE CLIMATE WEEK 2026

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Outcomes of the 5th Pacific Islands Roundtable on International Humanitarian Law

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