Climate negotiations at the June meetings in Bonn, Germany (SB64), concluded with limited progress, frustrating Pacific Island nations. The talks were characterized by delays and deep divisions among participating countries, resulting in a weakening of climate ambition. This outcome is particularly concerning given the escalating climate impacts already being experienced throughout the Pacific region. Representatives expressed disappointment with the lack of concrete outcomes and increased urgency for action. Attention now shifts to the upcoming COP31 climate conference, where a substantial agenda awaits. Pacific nations are bracing for a challenging conference, hoping to regain momentum lost in Bonn and secure stronger commitments to address climate change. The failure to achieve significant progress at SB64 underscores the difficulties in forging international consensus on climate action.