Tourism & Development: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says major projects are advancing, including the Goodwill Secondary School build and the international airport works, as government highlights socio-economic benefits. Food Security & Agriculture: Dominica plans to invest nearly $700,000 in an animal feed mill to cut import dependence, with cassava trials already showing promising results and an Expression of Interest expected soon. Citizenship-by-Investment Crackdown: The government says citizenship obtained below the legal minimum will be revoked as it tightens enforcement ahead of an October 2026 summit. Regional Travel Pressure: Newly elected CHTA president Gregor Nassief says U.S. visa renewal denials could disrupt Caribbean tourism and family travel, while Skerrit declined to comment on the U.S. decision. Opposition & Local Resettlement: The UPP says it would support safe, science-led resettlement efforts for Petite Savanne, but only after geotechnical and land suitability assessments. Public Health Policy: PAHO warns health taxes on alcohol and sugary drinks across the Americas remain too low to curb consumption and non-communicable diseases. Party Politics: Bernard Hurtault resigns as interim leader of the Dominica Freedom Party, citing clashes with his values and political culture. Tourism Promotion: Discover Dominica Authority is set to host discussions on wellness tourism as part of its 2026 Tourism Awareness Program.