Infrastructure & Jobs: PM Terrance Drew says St. Kitts and Nevis is pressing ahead with major capital works, including the New Basseterre High School, housing tied to the Museum of Love, a performing arts centre, and the hospital set to move into full construction soon. CBI Pressure & EU Talks: The EU has formally demanded CBI programmes be shut down by June 1, 2028, with Schengen visa-free access at risk; Drew and other Eastern Caribbean leaders are coordinating a unified position for Brussels. Medicinal Cannabis Banking: St. Kitts and Nevis has brought in former SVG Agriculture Minister Saboto Caesar to design a medicinal cannabis banking and compliance framework after stalled licensing and concerns about correspondent banking. Regional Air Connectivity: OECS leaders are still discussing a regional airline plan to improve trade, tourism, and movement of people and goods. Agriculture & Food Security: Agriculture Minister Samal Duggins links shipping disruptions and global fuel shocks to higher costs, while pointing to local production and regional sourcing to protect food availability. Creative Economy Buildout: Construction is underway on the Prime Creative Arts Centre, funded via the CBI public benefit option, with completion targeted for early 2029. Maritime Security: Guyana reiterated its push to protect its ship registry and flag integrity amid sanctions enforcement efforts. Culture: St. Kitts and Nevis mourns calypso icon King Star Shield, a composer and cultural ambassador.