Health Regulation Upgrade: Solomon Islands’ Ministry of Health and Medical Services, with WHO support, is running a three-day self-assessment in Honiara using the WHO Global Benchmarking Tool to strengthen how medicines, vaccines and medical devices are authorised, licensed, inspected and monitored as the country updates its regulatory laws. Fisheries Tech & Enforcement: The FFA’s Operation Island Chief 2026 flagged 16 vessels of interest and apprehended four, using satellite monitoring, aerial and surface patrols and inspections across about 27.5 million sq km to tackle illegal fishing and protect tuna resources. Aviation Infrastructure: Honiara International Airport’s Aviation Complex Building is at 90% physical completion, with final electrical, mechanical, plumbing and external works plus testing and commissioning due by 31 August. Climate Policy in Motion: Solomon Islands is drafting its first National Loss and Damage Policy and Investment Roadmap through consultations in Honiara, aiming to turn climate impacts into shared responsibilities and financing priorities. Renewable Power Build: Construction has started on a 22-km transmission line to bring up to 15MW of renewable electricity from Tina River to Honiara’s grid, reducing diesel reliance. Governance Watch: Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee questioned a $1.5m MoFR house rental linked to PM Matthew Wale’s daughter, citing lack of due diligence and legal compliance.