Tourism & Nature: A new feature highlights how Dominica’s volcanic landscapes and reef access fit into a growing trend of adventure-led all-inclusive Caribbean stays, with the island positioned for waterfall hikes, hot springs and snorkel-ready itineraries. Major Infrastructure: Dominica’s Cable Car project is framed as a tourism game-changer after feasibility and environmental studies, with the idea traced back to a 2019 investor visit to Boiling Lake. Climate-Resilient Skills: BTC launched an eight-month “Green Skills Training” programme for 85 Dominicans, building capacity for climate-resilient jobs in solar/thermal installs, HVAC, green vehicle mechanics, surveying, construction admin and digital green skills. Disaster-Ready Health: A regional dialogue focused on protecting people with noncommunicable diseases during disasters, pushing for more resilient, patient-focused preparedness and recovery. Housing Resilience: Vieille Case is nearing completion, with 21 hurricane-proof homes on track for keys soon, as Dominica expands its resilient housing push. Marine Life & Noise: Research off Dominica finds sperm whales change their clicking “codas” and even vowel sounds when ships are nearby—raising new stakes for managing underwater noise. Tourism Facility Progress: Champagne Beach Tourist Reception Facility at Pointe Michel is reported at 35% completion, with foundation and key infrastructure works underway. Food Security for Youth: The EU-funded “Cultivating Futures” initiative launches across Dominica, St Lucia, Grenada and SVG, using school gardens to strengthen nutrition, education and climate resilience. EU Pressure on CBI: EU letters give five Eastern Caribbean states, including Dominica, until 2028 to end citizenship-by-investment or risk losing Schengen visa-free access; leaders plan a unified trip to Brussels.