Climate Mobility & Statelessness: A new analysis highlights how the Australia–Tuvalu Falepili Treaty is already moving Tuvaluans to Australia, but warns that climate-driven displacement can also trigger loss of nationality and statelessness risks across the Asia-Pacific—calling for faster regional action. Tuvalu Education: Tuvalu has launched a $2.5m programme to upgrade teacher qualifications so all teachers meet a Bachelor of Education requirement, with support from GPE, UNICEF and USP’s Institute of Education. Fossil Fuels Backlash: An AFP investigation says the Tuvalu Trust Fund—Tuvalu’s biggest financial asset—has invested via Mercer in funds tied to coal, gas and major oil refining, prompting criticism from climate activist Richard Gokrun and Tuvalu’s push for fossil-fuel phase-out. Pacific Youth Voices: A survey of young people in Fiji, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu and Samoa finds many feel development benefits are unfairly distributed and worry about human-rights protections, though youth still want to engage politically. Regional Travel Costs: New Zealand’s reduced visa fees and longer Pacific visa timeframes could cut government revenue by about $1–2m a year, even as officials say it strengthens Pacific connections. Higher Education Governance: The USP Council meeting in Tonga adopted audited 2025 finances, reviewed 2026 outlook pressures, and named the Tuvalu Governor-General as USP’s next Chancellor from 1 July 2026.