Ocean & High Seas Cooperation: Pacific voyaging leaders, scientists and government reps met in Rapa Nui to strengthen ancestral ties and coordinate ocean conservation, with Solomon Islands among participants. Trade & Fisheries Rules: A WTO fisheries-subsidy deal is in force, but critics warn the next phase could be undermined if India, Indonesia and the United States stall “Fish 2.” Attorney General Sworn In: Gabriel Suri was sworn in as Solomon Islands’ Attorney General, tasked as the government’s chief legal adviser as reforms move ahead. Bilateral Diplomacy: Prime Minister Matthew Wale met senior Australian officials to align bilateral support with Solomon Islands priorities, including governance reform and national security. Japan Health Support: Japan’s Ambassador met new Health Minister Morris Toiraena, reaffirming backing for the Kilu’ufi Hospital improvement and expansion in Malaita. Disaster Response Pressure: The Opposition says national leadership must move beyond reassurance after Cyclone Maila, calling for practical recovery action across Western and Choiseul. Climate Microinsurance: TrigaCash is rolling out an automated microinsurance safety net for climate shocks, aiming to speed up payouts to farmers and fishers. WASH for Schools: New Zealand and UNICEF delivered WASH upgrades at Vavalu Primary School, improving water, sanitation and menstrual hygiene for hundreds of students. Culture & Tourism: The NATPAN panpipe festival will proceed as planned despite government changes, with preparations continuing for July 1–5. Roadworks Disruptions: Honiara’s Mendana Avenue CBD works continue until end-July, with lane closures and traffic delays expected. Tourism Leadership: New Culture & Tourism Minister James Bonuga met tourism officials on visitor numbers and the next steps for the tourism agenda.