Colonial Justice Debate: The Dutch Royal House says it will adopt findings from a new provenance study into colonial-era objects in the Royal Collections, with “serious doubts” raised about whether some items were acquired voluntarily—sparking renewed questions for Suriname and the wider Caribbean. Energy Outlook for the Region: An energy analyst argues Curaçao could benefit from a South American energy corridor driven by Guyana’s offshore boom, Suriname’s expanding sector, and a possible return of Venezuela to global markets—especially through the services that support offshore operations. Suriname’s Diplomatic Push: President Jennifer Geerlings-Simons met Dominican President Luis Abinader in Santo Domingo to deepen ties, including visa-free tourism entry for Dominicans holding valid U.S. or Schengen visas, plus agreements on tourism, agriculture, trade, and education. Haiti Call for Action: Both leaders also urged stronger international involvement to address Haiti’s crisis, linking regional stability to security and development. Regional Security Leadership: Sint Maarten Police Chief Carl John was elected president of the Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police (ACCP) during a Paramaribo conference focused on organized crime. Caribbean Aviation Shift: A new interline deal and route changes are reshaping regional travel, with commentary pointing to emerging hubs and a structural realignment in connectivity. Public Health Warning: Coverage highlights the WHO’s World No Tobacco Day theme “Unmasking The Appeal,” warning that vape marketing targets young people with “healthier” messaging. Sports & Youth Protection: UNICEF, the Guyana Football Federation, and the Rights of the Child Commission completed child safeguarding training for football professionals, reinforcing protection against exploitation and abuse.