Parliament Crisis Update: Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale survived a no-confidence attempt after the motion was withdrawn, and parliament was then adjourned indefinitely to allow policy changes and budget work to continue. US–Solomons Reset: US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau visited Honiara, with the US agreeing to renew the Peace Corps programme and discussing wider security and development cooperation. Australia Treaty Leaks: Leaked messages say Australia is preparing a major new treaty package for Solomon Islands, with funding figures circulating at nearly $1 billion, framed as support to lock in the deal quickly. Border Security Move: Government ordered immediate closure of sufferance wharves that are not ISPS-compliant, tightening customs controls and requiring full tax payment before cargo release. Free Education Funding Scrutiny: Opposition leader Manasseh Sogavare questioned whether the government is ready to fund free education nationwide from 2027, while PM Wale reiterated the rollout despite costing and planning challenges. Immigration Reform: A new online electronic visa system was launched under the Border Management System to speed processing and strengthen security. Public Safety Incident: Police confirmed a real pistol was used in a Honiara shop threat involving an Australian national, with investigations continuing. Governance & Money: MPs debated a motion to allow continued withdrawals from the Consolidated Fund, with critics calling for a proper 2027 budget instead. Commemoration & Reconciliation: Wale marked Bloody Ridge with calls for remembrance and reconciliation tied to the WWII legacy.