Water & Climate Resilience: Antigua and Barbuda’s Meteorological Service is urging mariners and the public to treat newly deployed ocean-monitoring buoys as a national asset after one was recovered in Barbuda following a weekend disappearance—officials say the data helps improve marine and weather forecasts. Renewable Energy Push: APUA is moving toward a 55-megawatt renewable project, with officials saying solar must be paired with battery storage and grid upgrades to avoid reliability gaps as the country faces fuel-price shocks. Disaster Readiness: Jamaica is strengthening disaster early warning capacity through a regional Common Alerting Protocol workshop, with partners including the World Meteorological Organization and the Caribbean Meteorological Organization. Food Security Plan: Government is expanding water access and local food production, including efforts to put more acreage under cultivation and support climate-resilient farming. Governance & Diplomacy: King Charles III and Queen Camilla are set to visit The Bahamas, Guyana, and Antigua and Barbuda for CHOGM 2026, with environmental conservation highlighted as part of the tour. Marine Weather Watch: Tropical Storm Dolly has formed in the Atlantic and is expected to weaken near the Leeward Islands, but heavy rain could still affect the northern Lesser Antilles.