Space & Climate Risk: NASA is racing a $30m robotic “LINK” mission to save the aging Swift telescope from burning up after solar-driven atmospheric drag, with launch attempts tied to weather from Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands. Fisheries & Trade: The Marshall Islands is taking steps toward EU market access for tuna exports after a tough EU food-safety audit, aiming to deepen its Majuro tuna supply chain. Biosecurity & Invasives: Guam advanced an invasive species fee bill to simplify cargo fee collection that funds border inspections and rapid response. Tuna, Environment & Policy: Pacific voices pushed plastic pollution talks forward ahead of Nairobi negotiations, stressing the marine impacts that matter most to island nations. Regional Resilience Funding: The Pacific Resilience Facility held its inaugural council meeting in Majuro, with the Marshall Islands set to chair and drive practical climate adaptation and disaster-preparedness grants. Nuclear Pollution Rights: Pacific groups renewed calls against Japan’s plan to release ALPS-treated radioactive wastewater into the Pacific, framing it as a breach of Pacific peoples’ right to a clean, healthy environment. Weather Watch: A possible typhoon system, Invest 95W, was tracked near Enewetak with potential impacts for Guam and the northern Marianas as it develops. Fuel Crisis & Energy: Forum economic leaders in Majuro emphasized long-term fixes to Pacific dependence on imported fossil fuels amid volatile prices and ongoing regional energy shocks.