Aviation & Tourism: Caribbean Airlines will resume direct passenger flights between Trinidad and Caracas from Oct 31 and launch a weekly non-stop Tobago–Toronto service from Oct 25, boosting regional travel and winter tourism. Clean Energy for Women: The Caribbean Development Bank launched a US$500,000 initiative to back women-led businesses developing clean energy solutions across the region, with Dominica among eligible markets for 2026–2028 support. Citizenship-by-Investment Pressure: The EU told several Eastern Caribbean states to end citizenship-by-investment by 2028 or risk losing visa-free access, raising uncertainty for Nigerians using the route. Agriculture Labour & Food Security: Agriculture Minister Floyd Green called for a regional framework to move agricultural workers across borders, pointing to Dominica’s migrant-worker model as a productivity boost. Local Business & Culture: Dominica National Lottery contributed $25,000 to Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl, while the event adds a dedicated wellness space to showcase local practitioners and products. Education & Skills: DPSU awarded 12 scholarships for professional development, and a CAB–UWI scholarship programme launched for banking employees starting Jan 2027. Regional Mobility: Belize reported 193 CARICOM nationals granted status in the first year of full free movement, with most entering via ports of entry.