ECCB Leadership: Dominica’s Dr Irving McIntyre took over as Chairman of the ECCB Monetary Council, with climate resilience and renewable energy implementation flagged as priorities. Nevis Energy Costs: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley urged electricity conservation as a fuel surcharge returns after Strait of Hormuz-linked oil volatility, with an apology over billing notification issues. Nevis Geothermal Push: The Nevis Geothermal Project is moving toward drilling, with the rig expected to be mobilised soon after inspection in Iceland and shipment to the island. Trade & Diplomacy: St. Kitts and Nevis officially joined Taiwan’s Latin American and Caribbean Trade Office (LACTO), aiming to boost trade, investment, tourism and matchmaking. CBI Crossroads: Nevis and regional leaders renewed calls for more time to transition away from CBI revenue as the EU deadline approaches, while St. Kitts’ government reiterates its plan to build an economy that can stand without heavy CBI reliance. Parliament Moves: The National Assembly sits July 30 with Banking, Payment Systems and Liquor Licence amendments up for first reading, plus an Extradition amendment for second reading. Tourism Boost: Allure of the Seas docked at Port Zante with 6,702 passengers, expected to lift local spending across Basseterre. Business Services: Kreston Eastern Caribbean launched a redesigned website and new social channels to improve access to accounting, audit, tax and advisory services. Shipping & Logistics: Dennis Shipping and Hobson Enterprises launched a US–St. Kitts and Nevis alliance to deliver more reliable ocean, air and ground cargo handling. Healthcare Infrastructure: The MRI Centre at Joseph N France General Hospital is nearing completion, with commissioning expected by year-end. Local Economy & Culture: Carib Brewery sponsored three brewers from St. Kitts and Nevis to complete an advanced brewing diploma in Germany, while Nevis Culture Minister Eric Evelyn urged DJs to feature local music throughout Culturama.