Border & Compliance: Attorney General Wayne Munroe defended the Davis administration’s complaint about alleged illegal undercover DEA activity in The Bahamas, arguing the US should not run similar operations in TCI without involving local police. Trade Controls: TCI Border Force says new licensing rules for commercial alcohol and tobacco imports start 1 Nov 2026, with unlicensed shipments at risk of detention, seizure or forfeiture from 1 Dec. Border Tech: Liberty Caribbean pitched a “digital-first” upgrade for TCI border security, offering end-to-end digitisation including scanners and biometrics (no contract announced). Tourism Investment: Royal Caribbean Group agreed to buy a 50% stake in Sandals and Beaches Resorts for about US$3B, with a JV board led by Jason Liberty and Adam Stewart; deal expected to close in early 2027. Local Hospitality Development: Corinthia and Carolina Partners unveiled a new Grace Bay project: a 50-suite Corinthia hotel plus branded residences. Healthcare Infrastructure: Government raised hospital infrastructure concerns tied to InterHealth Canada, saying payments were withheld and matters are now before legal proceedings. Energy & Utilities: Pelican Energy TCI applied to extend public supplier licences for Grand Turk and Salt Cay under the Electricity Act. Crypto Business: KuCoin announced its PROOF trading competition and a CCSS Level 3 wallet management certification upgrade. Opinion/Policy: A Reef Fund-focused op-ed argues conservation investment and coordination must match TCI’s tourism growth.