Climate & Water: A new global study warns that warming is stripping oxygen from rivers, with oxygen levels down about 2.1% since 1985 and likely to fall further this century—raising the risk of fish die-offs and “dead zones.” Public Health: Ghana has joined a €11 million dengue vaccine project, with KNUST set to run advanced clinical trials for a single-dose vaccine aimed at all four dengue strains. Migration & Rights: AP reports 15 Latin Americans deported to Congo under the Trump crackdown are stuck in hotel confinement under UN-affiliated IOM oversight, facing an impossible choice as visas near expiry. Trade & Logistics: St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ Postmaster General says postal and customs delays stem from incomplete electronic advance data, promising mandatory HS codes, staff training, and pre-arrival transmission to cut hold times. Environment & Agriculture: The New World screwworm outbreak has reached 12 confirmed cases in Texas and New Mexico, prompting quarantines and sterile-fly releases to protect livestock. Caribbean Diplomacy: Saint Kitts and Nevis took part in a CARICOM UN retreat focused on sustainable development, climate resilience, peace and security, and global governance reform.