Grenada Energy & Governance: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell says the Congress administration has terminated the offshore oil-and-gas deal with Russia-linked Global Petroleum Group (GPG), citing missed work, no proper development plan, and failure to submit monthly expenditure reports. CBI Oversight: Grenada has passed a Citizenship by Investment amendment bill to strengthen oversight and regional cooperation under the ECCIRA framework as the EU pushes a 2028 deadline to end “golden passport” schemes. Regional Diplomacy: The U.S. State Department plans to close five diplomatic posts, including a Grenada embassy, as part of a broader “America First” cost-cutting and restructuring effort. Elections & Rule of Law: A Grenada Court of Appeal appointment dispute continues to ripple after a major legal win for former AG Jimmy Bristol, KC, with calls for law reform and scrutiny of constitutional compliance. Heritage Under Threat: The Drill Yard demolition fight is now drawing international support, with an interim injunction urged to protect the historic site. Local Accountability: Grenada’s auditor’s office has sent demand letters to 10 city officials in Grenada over questioned funds. Culture & Public Voice: A suspended Grenadian Catholic priest is turning to calypso to speak on sexual abuse and Gaza, competing at Spicemas as “Father Paul.” Tourism & Travel: Delta Air Lines is permanently ending its St. Vincent route, a reminder of how quickly regional air access can change.