Christophe Harbour Sovereignty Debate: A fresh deep-dive into the 2007 Christophe Harbour deal is reigniting questions about how far government concessions and public land transfers went, with critics pointing to major debt figures and the practical limits on state control. Local Governance & Accountability: A separate report on the new Basseterre High School project alleges a $270m price tag with overseas manufacturing and near-zero local work, renewing calls for full transparency. Nevis Politics: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley rejects claims of political victimisation after the dismissal of a Nevis Reformation Party candidate, citing alleged misconduct and attendance issues. Energy & Cost of Living: Nevis updates residents on electricity pressures tied to the return of the fuel surcharge, while the Nevis Geothermal Project moves toward mobilisation after a final rig inspection in Iceland. Justice Reform: The Ministry of Justice begins Phase II criminal mediation training ahead of restorative justice legislation. Tourism & Diplomacy: PM Drew meets St Martin President Louis Mussington, while VI tourism minister Luce Hodge-Smith touts ASTA market gains. Community & Culture: National Tree Planting Day returns with breadfruit planting for food security; Kalinago leaders push for a craft centre in St Kitts; the D. Lloyd Matheson Trust is revived to fund history, education and culture. Sports & Public Life: Drew urges Patriots to stay focused after CPL setbacks; Caribbean Airlines cuts a regional route; cricket and football items keep the week’s spotlight on local talent and diaspora sport.