Pacific climate push: 350.org Pacific Climate Warriors urged more Pacific governments to back the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty ahead of the Bonn climate talks, pointing to Tuvalu and Vanuatu’s earlier endorsement and a wider “Fossil Free Pacific” push that includes Niue, Tonga, Fiji and others. Fuel shock fallout: A new report links the post–US-Iran conflict oil spike to Pacific vulnerability—short fuel reserves, higher transport costs, inflation pressures and extra strain on tourism—arguing the region must speed up renewable energy delivery, not just set targets. Tuna climate readiness: Pacific fisheries officials are rolling out an Advanced Warning System under the Green Climate Fund Regional Tuna Programme to help countries prepare as skipjack tuna shifts beyond national waters, with preliminary results shared in Wellington. Ocean protection funding gap: As leaders meet for Our Ocean in Kenya, coverage highlights a major shortfall in international conservation finance—only about 14% of needed ocean funding—just as countries work toward “30 by 30” biodiversity goals. Deep-seabed governance: Niue’s Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Authority team attended an International Seabed Authority workshop in Suva on deep seabed sustainable blue growth, focusing on state responsibilities, environmental governance and data management. Agrifood innovation: Samoa’s EU/FAO-backed Agri-Innovate finale showcased agribusiness entrepreneurs under the STODAS project, supporting sustainable agrifood systems across Pacific islands.