ECCB Leadership: Dr Irving McIntyre took over as Chairman of the ECCB Monetary Council, warning that climate change can wipe out decades of development in hours. Tourism Push: Tourism Minister Denise Charles-Pemberton says the Dominica Cable Car is on track for completion later this year, promising jobs and a stronger visitor experience, while also flagging upgrades to key sites and roads. Cruise Priority: Charles-Pemberton reiterated that the Roseau Cruise Village and Waterfront extension remains a national priority as negotiations continue. Energy Relief: DOMLEC reports lower July electricity bills after geothermal energy reduced the fuel surcharge, with savings varying by customer category. Elections & Voter Confidence: The Electoral Office clarified how voter confirmation works at centres, while UWP and UPP leaders urged public education to counter misinformation and protect the secrecy of the ballot ahead of the Roseau North by-election. Courtroom Update: Two American men, Jonathan Lehrer and Robert Snider Jr, were found guilty in Dominica of the 2023 double murder of Canadian businessman Daniel Langlois and his partner Dominique Marchand, with prosecutors pointing to ballistics links. Regional Policy Clash: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says the EU’s push to end Citizenship by Investment programmes by 2028 needs a longer transition, calling it an existential threat without replacement revenue. Scholarships & Diplomacy: Seven Dominican students received scholarships to study in China, as China’s ambassador highlighted AI governance cooperation with Dominica.