Bahamas Research Spotlight: The Bahamas Academy of Sciences launched its first peer-reviewed publication, The State of Bahamian Science (Edition One), mapping 50 years of research and flagging major gaps in areas like groundwater, food systems, renewable energy, and locally led long-term monitoring. AI & Education Diplomacy: Chinese Ambassador Yan Jiarong met Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper to discuss outcomes from a 2026 AI conference and to deepen China–Bahamas cooperation in education, science, and technology, including digital transformation and technical training. Space Skills Pipeline: University of The Bahamas announced an Environmental and Aerospace Satellite Engineering program to train students in building and using remote sensing systems for coastlines, marine ecosystems, and climate threats, with plans for a first Bahamian satellite. Health & Prevention: The Bahamas renewed its push to curb heart disease at the Caribbean Cardiac Society conference, highlighting local findings from a STEPS survey and new strategies for diabetes and other non-communicable diseases. Infrastructure Watch: Grand Bahama’s Fishing Hole Road Bridge issue is under engineering assessment after public concern over localized concrete spalling; officials say the bridge remains safe for now. Tech for Local Businesses: Sygnus Investment Bahamas launched a receivables purchase platform to help approved suppliers unlock cash tied up in unpaid invoices, backed by up to $10m from IDB Invest. Skills Training: Upskill Bahamas completed another cohort of online courses, awarding iPads to graduates in web development, creative coding, business communication, finance, and more.