Typhoon Sinlaku Recovery: More than a month after the strongest storm of the year, Western Pacific communities are still rebuilding—officials report over 7,000 homes damaged or destroyed in Chuuk and Yap, 13,000 people displaced, and a regional death toll now at 17, with many families facing uncertain recovery, power and housing gaps, and thousands applying for aid. Mariana Disaster Court Move: Owners of the M/V Mariana have filed a federal action in Guam seeking exoneration or capped liability, saying the capsizing happened without their knowledge and that the vessel was seaworthy, marking their first public statement since the vessel was found overturned after Sinlaku. Guam Saipan Cleanup: The U.S. Coast Guard says federal and local partners will begin a 30-day operation to clear damaged vessels from Outer Smiling Cove near Garapan, with road closures at Basin Place and Marina Lane starting June 1. Micronesia Agriculture & Mental Health: UOG’s Farmer Focus launches Hotnu Heals, a community gathering for agricultural producers featuring culturally rooted meals and mental health support, plus a separate free Mental Health First Aid training on June 6. Diplomacy: Azerbaijan and the Federated States of Micronesia established diplomatic relations via a signed joint communiqué, while Israel opened a new embassy in Fiji—serving multiple Pacific states including Micronesia. Marine Conservation: PICRC delivered ReefCloud training in Kosrae to strengthen coral monitoring across the region using AI-powered tools. Business & Tourism: Guam’s Visitors Bureau approved about $118K in contracts and sponsorships, including $55.5K for the Sella Bay Overlook trail revamp.