Nevis & Diaspora Investment Push: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley urged St. Kitts and Nevis nationals abroad to return, invest, and help drive Nevis development, speaking at the St. Kitts-Nevis Association of Georgia’s Independence Gala in the US. Climate & Fisheries Resilience Funding: A US$12.55m GEF-backed regional project (CC4FISH-II) launched in Dominica will support more than 21,800 people in the fisheries sector across the Eastern Caribbean, including St. Kitts and Nevis, to strengthen livelihoods and disaster readiness. Fiscal Watch for the Federation: The ECCB’s 2025 update flags widening deficits, weak tax collections, spending overruns, and debt risks for St. Kitts and Nevis—calling for urgent revenue mobilisation and fiscal realignment. Housing Delivery via CBI: Nineteen families received keys for new Stapleton homes, funded through the Citizenship by Investment programme, with officials framing the project as visible, community-building development. Water Security Upgrade (Nevis): Nevis commissioned a new 500,000-gallon glass-fused storage tank at Stoney Hill to boost drought resilience and strengthen backup supply. International Diplomacy: US President Donald Trump nominated Kimberly Greenwood as ambassador to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, with St. Kitts and Nevis included in her remit. Business Recognition: The Nevis Chamber of Industry and Commerce honoured outstanding business leaders for contributions to jobs, investment, and community impact.