Grenada Diplomacy: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell will lead a delegation on an overseas mission to Spain, then make an official visit to Qatar from Aug. 13–19, with meetings on funding support for Project Polaris, energy cooperation, sports and education, and coordination of voting positions in multilateral bodies. Regional Governance: A dress-code dispute at the Caribbean Court of Justice has sparked wider concerns about trust and governance after leaked internal emails, with political scientist Prof. Hamid Ghany urging a resolution to protect public confidence. FIFA Fallout: FIFA president Gianni Infantino is getting fresh public backing from several nations and football bodies in the Middle East and Caribbean as the fallout from a World Cup sell-off plan continues. OECS Climate Resilience: The OECS and New Zealand say a climate-resilient schools project is completed, strengthening disaster-ready infrastructure and training in indigenous communities in Dominica and St Vincent and the Grenadines. Weather Watch: A tropical disturbance is expected to bring heavy rain and gusty winds to the southeastern Caribbean tonight into Saturday, with Grenada among areas urged to prepare for possible flooding and mudslide risk. Development Update: The CDB and World Bank say they’ve agreed actions to strengthen implementation of Grenada’s development programme after reviewing 11 active projects across areas like water, health, education, agriculture, and renewable energy. Sports & Youth: Grenada’s Boxing Association has been recognized as an Endorsed Member of World Boxing, while Grenada Chess Federation’s free summer camp runs Aug. 17–21 and extends one-day sessions to Carriacou and Grenville.