Pacific Media & Climate Resilience: SPREP is backing a regional media workshop (Sept, Tonga) to train Pacific journalists to report on weather and climate, including coverage of PMC8 and ministers’ meetings. Climate Mobility & Statelessness: A new analysis warns that climate-driven migration in the Asia-Pacific is already happening, but risks of loss of nationality and statelessness are still being overlooked in adaptation planning. Nauru’s NZYQ Deal Funds: Nauru has withdrawn $30.5m from an Australian-linked trust under the NZYQ deportee arrangement, including $19.8m to pay a loan expanding its airline fleet—while Australia has kept key resettlement details private. Deep-Sea Mining Rules Under Pressure: The UN seabed regulator says Pacific states must not be pulled into a renewed race; the U.S. is moving ahead with permits, and Nauru’s Metals Company-linked bid is raising concerns about environmental standards. UN Climate Accountability Vote: The UN General Assembly backed a legal-duty resolution on climate action after an ICJ advisory opinion, but the U.S. voted no—amid growing pressure for fossil-fuel curbs. Nauru–China Cooperation: Nauruan President David Adeang says ties with China have exceeded expectations, with development opportunities expanding. Food Security & Sustainable Seafood: Nauru highlights Vietnam as a model partner, citing shared climate vulnerability and interest in sustainable seafood and aquaculture cooperation.