Climate & Health Security: A new spotlight essay links climate displacement in the Pacific to rising risks of statelessness, noting WMO estimates of tens of thousands of Pacific Islanders displaced each year and how lost citizenship can block access to services. Vaccination Access: A WHO–UNICEF report says most Pacific countries miss the 90% childhood immunisation target; Tuvalu hits 93% overall but falls short on the final HPV dose for girls (78%), while Palau misses measles completion and Kiribati meets only four vaccine targets. Tuvalu SDGs & Resilience: At the UN’s 2026 High-Level Political Forum, Tuvalu stresses that SDG progress depends on climate resilience, citing sea-level rise, droughts and economic shocks, and calling for stronger global support for vulnerable nations. Pacific Health Context: El Niño is underway, with forecasts pointing to stronger warming that could intensify storms and disrupt health and livelihoods across Micronesia and beyond. Diplomacy With Health Implications: Papua New Guinea’s move to close Taiwan’s representative office immediately—while Taiwan says it will keep operating—highlights how shifting regional ties can affect access to international cooperation, including health support. Global Public Health Opportunities: WHO opened its Global Internship Programme to citizens of all 194 member states, including Tuvalu’s region, offering hands-on public health placements in Switzerland and worldwide offices.