Africa–Caribbean Economic Push: Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew used the London Stock Exchange’s Royal African Society event to call for a “new era” of Africa–Caribbean connectivity, urging removal of barriers to travel, trade and investment and highlighting St. Kitts and Nevis’ visa-free access for African citizens. Sustainable Island State Agenda: In the same keynote, Drew pitched the Sustainable Island State Agenda as a 2040 blueprint built on water security, renewables, food security, resilient communities, circular economy and health/social protection. Climate Policy: St. Kitts and Nevis advanced its first National Loss and Damage Strategy with a stakeholder workshop at St. Kitts Marriott, funded by the Climate Action Unit with technical support from Climate Analytics. Social Security Reform Talks: The government said discussions continue on proposed Social Security reforms amid warnings that the system’s trajectory is unsustainable. Land & Housing: The Ministry reported completion of the safe relocation of farmers from residential lands in Lemon Hill and Cabbage Tree after a High Court decision cleared the way. Sports & Youth: St. Kitts and Nevis swimmers Skyla Connor and Jonathan Essien head to the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow as the federation’s first-ever representatives; meanwhile Sports Minister Samal Duggins said the 2027 CARIFTA Games bid is deferred. Regional Finance: ECCB unveiled redesigned EC banknotes replacing Queen Elizabeth II with national heroes and regional icons, and released its 2025–2026 annual report. Diplomacy: A Taiwan embassy Second Secretary, Billy Chung, marked the end of his tenure with symbolic gifts to PM Drew and Nevis Premier Mark Brantley.