Maritime Security in the Gulf: The Arab League chief urged the UN Security Council to act over recent oil tanker attacks in the Arabian Gulf and attacks on Saudi Arabia, warning of “dangerous” escalation. Sanctions and Shipping Disruptions: The US announced fresh sanctions as Iran-linked claims of “warning shots” at US vessels were denied by Centcom, while an Oman oil terminal briefly suspended loading after an explosion near its mooring. RMI Environment Cleanup: The US Coast Guard and the Marshall Islands Environmental Protection Authority are working to survey and clean up now-closed LORAN stations, including potential PCB contamination, with RMI calling for future joint action. Ocean Recovery in the Marshalls: Scientists on a National Geographic Pristine Seas expedition report Ujelang Atoll is showing strong marine recovery after decades of nuclear exile and isolation, with sharks, turtles, and diverse habitats. Climate Mobility Policy: Pacific governments adopted regional guidance on planned relocation as a last resort for communities facing sea-level rise and extreme weather, stressing rights and cultural protection. Fisheries Market Access: EU food-safety rules are set to affect about 97% of EU-listed Pacific freezer vessels, with regional training in Suva supporting compliance for continued seafood exports. Pacific Ocean Leadership: Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine told a Tokyo summit island states need more finance, technology, and data to manage oceans amid climate change, biodiversity loss, and marine pollution. Low-Carbon Shipping Push: Transport ministers in Majuro are set to launch the Pacific Blue Shipping Partnership, aiming to pursue climate finance for low-carbon vessels and cut diesel dependence.