Australia–Solomon Reset: New PM Matthew Wale met Anthony Albanese in Canberra, agreeing to start talks on a comprehensive strategic treaty and to review the secretive 2022 China security pact, citing a non-disclosure clause and saying he only received the document days before his trip. China Security Review: Wale said he is examining the deal and will review other security agreements too, while Beijing says it’s ready to expand cooperation with the new government. EU Fisheries Support: A high-level EU delegation met Solomon Islands Fisheries Minister Franklyn Derek Wasi to discuss potential EU support for the Bina Harbour tuna processing plant in Malaita. EU Food Safety Rules: Fiji, Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu trained in Suva on new EU freezer-vessel requirements that could affect about 97% of EU-listed Pacific-flagged vessels. Trade Agenda Push: Pacific trade officials met at the Forum Secretariat to shape the region’s trade priorities, including labour mobility and trade policy coordination. Women Leaders Call for Action: Pacific women leaders urged governments to move from policy to practical action as fuel costs and conflict impacts raise pressure on women and vulnerable communities. Cyclone Maila Recovery: MEHRD says it will prioritize damaged schools in Choiseul and Western Province after Cyclone Maila, with safety checks and possible temporary learning spaces. Fuel Prices Bite: A Pacific fuels brief reports diesel caps and rising costs continue, with Solomon Islands keeping its cap mostly unchanged while other countries move to higher alerts or price caps. WASH and Tourism: UNICEF warns poor sanitation and open defecation are harming health, education, and even tourism growth. Local Development: Western Province Premier Billy Veo urges faster action to upgrade the Nusatupe airport terminal in Gizo.