US-Grenada & regional security: A new report warns the US is ramping up military activity across Latin America under the Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition, with strikes on suspected trafficking routes and deeper ties to regional militaries—raising fears of a return to coercive policies and instability. Grenada-US deportation deal: Grenada’s agreement to temporarily accept “skilled” and “non-criminal” deportees from the US is drawing human-rights concerns, especially over how cases would be handled given Grenada’s lack of dedicated refugee-status procedures. Local policing training: Fifteen Royal Grenada Police Force officers are set to travel to China for a two-week Traffic Management Course, funded by the Chinese Ministry of Public Security. Justice case in focus: The death of British national Andrew Frederick remains under scrutiny as Scotland Yard investigates after reports that key organs were missing from his body; his family is threatening legal action. Politics & polling dispute: Controversial Canadian-based pollster Justine Pierre is facing renewed criticism after Dr Ezra Matthias questioned a “Data Validation Note” section in Pierre’s latest Grenada survey, with Pierre firing back. Sports (Grenada connection): In Brussels, Grenada’s Anderson Peters finished fourth in the Diamond League javelin final won by Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage; Peters threw 83.70m. Tourism jobs: The Grenada Tourism Authority is advertising temporary cruise-season roles for a Team Leader and Customer Service Representatives for 2026–27.