Taiwan Investment Push: Prime Minister Godwin Friday told Taiwanese private-sector leaders in Taipei that St. Vincent and the Grenadines is shifting toward an economic partnership, pitching tariff-free access for targeted goods and incentives like tax holidays, plus priority areas such as agribusiness and maritime development. Diplomatic Milestone: Friday and Taiwan President Lai Ching-te marked 45 years of ties, framing the relationship as a growing partnership and promising deeper cooperation. Health Partnership: Mackay Memorial Hospital is sending a team to SVG to renew its 10-year partnership with Milton Cato Memorial Hospital, with a focus on building a practical health information system for the new Arnos Vale hospital. Police Leadership Change: The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force will move to acting leadership Monday, with Trevor “Buju” Bailey as acting Commissioner and Junior Simmons as acting Deputy Commissioner. Public Service Pay Concern: Opposition senator Carlos James raised claims of unpaid salaries in the government service, including ambulance drivers reportedly unpaid since March. Banking Friction for Traders: A trader complaint says banks are making it harder to access and convert drafts and payments from Trinidad, disrupting the agricultural supply chain. Regional Child Policy: OECS unveiled a UNICEF-supported Regional Child Policy and Strategic Plan 2026–2032 aimed at protecting children across the sub-region. Cyberbullying Probe: Police say they’re investigating a viral video allegedly involving a serving officer, while urging the public to stop harassment and not share identifying content.