Urban Resilience in Pacific SIDS: A new report warns that Pacific cities are growing faster than planning, infrastructure, and governance can handle, leaving communities exposed to cyclones, floods, earthquakes, and slow shocks like sea-level rise and saltwater intrusion—where housing and infrastructure failures can quickly turn into health crises. Dialysis Access for Kiribati: India’s FIPIC-III support continues, with a 6-bedded container-based dialysis unit shipped from Mundra Port to Tarawa, Kiribati—an important step for kidney care capacity in the country. Health and Water Safety Advocacy: Hundreds of Camp Lejeune veterans and families harmed by toxic water plan to protest at the U.S. Capitol over long delays in compensation claims, highlighting how slow systems can keep health harms unresolved. Health, Climate, and Mobility Risks: A Pacific-focused analysis argues that climate-driven displacement must be planned with protections against statelessness, which can block access to healthcare and basic services. Local Health and Trade Links: India and Kiribati discussed strengthening cooperation in copra and coconut oil development, alongside earlier health support—showing how economic ties can run in parallel with health system assistance.