Coral Survival Research (Marshall Islands): Scientists from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution are racing to map “super reefs” in the Central Pacific, including work in the Marshall Islands near Majuro and Laura, where some corals appear to withstand heat waves that are bleaching most reefs worldwide; the team is using ocean-current modeling, lab heat tests, and a robotic “Yellowfin” survey vessel to quickly spot the most resilient coral colonies and build a future network of protected “stepping stone” reefs across the region. Climate Justice Diplomacy (Berlin): St. Kitts and Nevis PM Terrance Drew urged climate justice and stronger partnerships at the Berlin Climate Mobility Forum, calling for local communities—alongside island leaders including the Marshall Islands—to shape climate mobility and adaptation plans. Regional Energy & Resilience (Majuro): Pacific Islands Forum economic and finance ministers meet in Majuro June 23–24 to coordinate responses to energy shocks, fuel security risks, and external pressures, with energy security a key agenda item. Clean Shipping Pact (Majuro): Seven Pacific transport ministers signed the Pacific Blue Shipping Partnership to coordinate a low-carbon, climate-resilient transition for regional shipping, including cleaner fleets and port upgrades. Public Health (Oʻahu): Hawaiʻi DOH reported a travel-related dengue case in an Oʻahu visitor; officials say local transmission risk is low but urged residents to remove standing water to cut mosquito breeding.