Police Accountability: Solomon Islands Governor-General Sir David Tiva Kapu has suspended newly appointed Police Commissioner Ian Vaevaso less than two months after his April 24 appointment, following allegations tied to mishandling meth evidence; a tribunal has been set up to investigate. Regional Security: Prime Minister Matthew Wale is floating a Pacific-wide security agreement, arguing regional issues should be handled first by Pacific nations, while also reviewing Solomon Islands’ China security arrangements. Anti-Drug Operations: RSIPF, Customs and Immigration intercepted the Belize-flagged MV WEALTH in Renbel Province, suspected of transnational crime including drug trafficking and tobacco smuggling, with the vessel tracked since April. Road Safety: The National Road Safety Council framework is taking shape after a June 2–4 Honiara training, council meeting and conference supported by the World Bank’s SIRAP2. Governance & Resources: Finance Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo has moved to cancel tax-exempt MOUs for companies in forestry, fisheries and mining, citing corruption and mismanagement concerns. Ports & Connectivity: Solomon Ports commissioned the new Kulabule Jetty at Honiara’s Domestic Terminal, a SBD 28 million project aimed at easing congestion and improving domestic shipping. Tourism & Culture: SPTO backed sustainable tourism cooperation at Tourism Tok Stori in Honiara, while Air Niugini sponsors WAN FIRE with Solomon artists heading to Port Moresby.