Climate Mobility & Health Access: Australia’s Falepili Mobility Pathway (signed 2023, active since Aug 2024) is drawing huge interest from Tuvalu, with 2,474 primary registrations in the first ballot (about 8,750 people including spouses and dependents) and the full 280 visas granted for 2025–26, raising questions about how fast migration could pull workers from a fragile health and social system. Immunisation Watch: A WHO–UNICEF report shows Pacific countries still struggle to hit 90% childhood vaccination targets; Tuvalu is at 93% overall, but misses the final HPV dose for girls (78%), meaning preventable disease risk remains even where coverage looks strong. SDG Pressure in Small States: Tuvalu’s deputy prime minister says progress toward the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals depends on stronger global action, warning that sea-level rise, droughts, and economic shocks are squeezing health and wider services. Diplomacy & Service Disruption Risk: PNG’s move to close Taiwan’s representative office immediately has sparked regional concern and could affect consular and health-related support for nationals, while Tuvalu is among the few Pacific states with formal Taiwan ties. Statelessness Link to Disasters: A new analysis highlights how climate displacement can increase the risk of statelessness—an issue that can directly undermine access to healthcare, schooling, and legal protection.