Diplomacy That Pays Off: Israel opened a new embassy in Fiji, with the mission also set to serve Micronesia and other Pacific supporters—an approach framed as strengthening ties with “friends” in multilateral votes. Micronesia’s Foreign Desk: Azerbaijan and the Federated States of Micronesia signed a joint communiqué establishing diplomatic relations, with both sides asking the UN to circulate it as an official document. Maritime Safety & Recovery: U.S. Coast Guard and partners set a precise location for clearing damaged vessels from Saipan’s Smiling Cove area, part of a month-long effort after Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Court Fight After Sinlaku: Owners of the M/V Mariana filed in Guam federal court seeking exoneration or capped liability, arguing the capsizing happened without their knowledge. Health & Community Support: A free Mental Health First Aid training is set for June 6 at UOG in Guam, aimed at helping everyday responders recognize and respond to crises. Local Economy & Tourism: Guam’s tourism rebound remains slow, while Guam Visitors Bureau approved about $118K in sponsorships and contracts, including $55.5K for the Sella Bay trail revamp. Regional Environment: PICRC ran an AI-powered coral monitoring training in Kosrae to boost reef data skills across Micronesia. Sports Spotlight: Guam’s T’ana Adamos won a World Jiu-Jitsu Championship title, training entirely on island.