Grenada Energy Shake-Up: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell says Grenada has terminated its oil and gas deal with Russian-backed Global Petroleum Group, citing missed work commitments, lack of required monthly spending reports, and failure to show funds—while GPG contests the move. Legal & Heritage Pressure: Grenada’s Drill Yard demolition fight is now drawing international support, with a Puerto Rico-based heritage group backing GNT’s push for an interim court injunction to protect the historic site. Tourism & Hospitality Growth: La Sagesse’s resort corridor gets a major boost as InterContinental Grenada Resort & Spa begins taking reservations for a Nov. 4 opening, adding a second global luxury brand next to Six Senses. Rum Industry Dealmaking: Grenadian distillery Renegade Rum is up for sale, with buyers pitched on its flexible production setup and room to expand beyond current low capacity. EU Mobility Shock for CBI: The EU warns five Eastern Caribbean states—including Grenada—to phase out citizenship-by-investment by June 1, 2028 or risk losing Schengen visa-free access, raising stakes for the region’s finance and travel-linked industries. Local Skills for Sustainable Agriculture: Petite Martinique’s Sustainable Land and Soil Management project kicks off, aiming to restore degraded land and improve water security for 400 people, funded by the Global Environment Facility and executed by UNEP.