Pacific Fuel Crisis Response: Pacific leaders are leaning on the Biketawa Declaration as fuel shocks bite deeper—emergency conservation measures are spreading (from Marshall Islands and Tuvalu to Fiji warnings of possible electricity rationing), and even a US-Iran peace deal won’t bring quick relief. Regional Economic Security: At the Pacific Peace and Security Dialogue in Suva, ministers warned the crisis is now an economic security threat, with PNG and Tuvalu pushing for regional cooperation and faster energy transition. Nauru Offshore Processing Under Fire: New submissions to Australia’s Senate inquiry renew scrutiny of Australia’s Nauru detention system, alleging secrecy and long-term harm, including efforts to move people after the NZYQ ruling. Australia–Pacific Visa Politics: Australia’s Pacific Engagement Visa ballot opens 1 July, but Vanuatu is cut from eligibility and Nauru loses places—sparking claims of “pressure, not partnership” tied to security deal negotiations. Nauru Judiciary: Nauru’s court welcomes former PNG Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika to the Court of Appeal, with Vice President Lionel Aingimea saying it strengthens the top appellate bench. Cybercrime Alert: Interpol reports a sharp rise in cybercrime across Asia and the South Pacific, warning small island states face major preparedness gaps. Pacific Diplomacy: A US summit with Pacific leaders is described as “collaborative” and listening-focused, with Washington pledging infrastructure and climate funding.