Prime Minister Health Update: Dr. Terrance Drew remains awake, alert and stable after being admitted to JNF General Hospital for mild discomfort, nausea and headache; doctors recommend overseas specialised observation, with Deputy PM Dr. Geoffrey Hanley taking daily executive duties and assuring government operations continue without interruption. Nevis Geothermal Push: A Nevis delegation and NEVLEC inspected Iceland Drilling’s Drillmec HH-300 “Tyr” rig in Iceland ahead of shipment for Nevis’ geothermal drilling—part of a planned 30MW project supported by regional and international partners. Energy Diplomacy: St. Martin President Louis Mussington led a delegation to Nevis to tour geothermal sites and discuss timelines for bringing the resource into energy production. Immigration Policy Watch (US): New US visa/Green Card rules are set to roll out from September 2026, including changes affecting student/visitor admissions and public charge inadmissibility. CBI & Investment Debate: Commentary highlights the Federation’s need to plan beyond Citizenship by Investment as manufacturing faces cost pressures and fiscal reliance shifts. Governance & Major Deals: Fresh scrutiny continues around Christophe Harbour’s long-running agreement and the “state within a state” governance concerns, alongside renewed questions about other proposed Nevis developments. Local Politics: Natasha “Shanny” Grey-Brookes withdraws as PAM candidate for East Basseterre, citing restricted leadership and internal challenges. Tourism Business Link: Nevis tourism promotion continues through international showcases, while VI tourism minister Luce Hodge-Smith touts market-strengthening efforts after ASTA Caribbean Showcase. Sports (Business-Adjacent): Rain washed out Falcons vs Patriots at Warner Park, while CPL standings tighten as Jamaica Kingsmen beat St Kitts & Nevis Patriots; TKR also retired Dwayne Bravo’s No.47 jersey.