Pacific Diplomacy: New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters meets Niue PM Dalton Tagelagi, Fiji’s Sakiasi Ditoka and Samoa’s Afioga Fata Ryan Schuster in Auckland, with Peters calling it vital to stay connected amid regional uncertainty and noting his first in-person talks with Tagelagi since the Niue PM’s May re-election. Regional Climate Push: Solomon Islands Environment Minister Wayne Ghemu urges stronger Pacific unity ahead of COP31, arguing regionalism helps the Pacific speak “with one voice” as global systems fragment. Commonwealth Games (Niue relevance): Pacific teams are set for Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games after venue changes, with Niue among the listed Pacific participants and Day 1 action already underway. Fisheries Governance Dispute: Tokelau’s access to a major tuna revenue scheme is in dispute after leaked correspondence raised questions about fisheries oversight and New Zealand’s role; NZ says Tokelau remains responsible for managing its offshore fisheries. Immigration Policy Watch: Papua New Guinea publishes its visa-on-arrival eligible countries list for 2026, while New Zealand’s citizenship test plans face scrutiny after documents show officials rejected an online model over cheating and integrity concerns. Mobility Rankings: A Henley Passport Index update places Haiti at 87th globally with visa-free access to 17 destinations, while Nigeria is listed at 90th with 44 visa-free-access destinations.