Climate Finance Transparency: Australia refused to release internal reports on how it oversees the Tuvalu Trust Fund, despite AFP seeking details on investment decisions tied to coal, gas and major oil refining—an issue that matters for a country facing rising seas and ballooning climate costs. Fuel Shock & Resilience: Pacific finance and leaders met in Majuro over a “triple shock” of fuel insecurity, import costs and food vulnerability, with Tuvalu-linked solar training highlighted as households and governments feel the squeeze. Climate Mobility at Berlin: Tuvalu’s Governor-General urged urgent global action on climate mobility, stressing rights to remain, safe and dignified pathways, and protecting sovereignty, culture and statehood. Youth Climate Voice: Registrations opened for Pacific Youth Talanoa 2 in Suva, pushing community-led climate solutions and youth influence ahead of Pre-COP31 in Fiji and Tuvalu. Fisheries Governance: Tuvalu Fisheries Authority introduced Fisheries Management Regulations 2025 to tighten permits, monitoring and conservation to protect livelihoods and food security. El Niño Preparedness: SPREP urged communities to prepare as El Niño is declared underway, warning impacts will vary but early action is key. Coral Survival Research: Scientists are hunting “super reefs” that can withstand extreme heat—work that could support regional reef recovery for Tuvalu and the wider Pacific. High Tide Insurance Payouts: Tuvalu completed first payouts under its parametric high-tide insurance, sending A$30,675 to 409 households automatically after flooding thresholds were met. Dengue Alert: Dengue activity is rising across the Pacific, with Tuvalu among countries reporting outbreaks and health systems under pressure.