Sports Finance Scrutiny: Trinidad and Tobago’s SporTT is demanding answers from the TTFA over how $6.9 million in public World Cup-qualifying funding was accounted for, with reports that the dismissed coach Dwight Yorke still isn’t fully paid and vendors plus national-team staff struggle to receive salaries. Animal Health & Security: A New World screwworm case has been detected in Texas, with researchers linking the comeback to illegal cattle smuggling tied to organized crime and cross-border livestock movement. Energy Policy Clash: Two French Guiana MPs, Jean-Victor Castor and Davy Rimane, break with the French left after a bill to authorize oil exploration in overseas territories is rejected in committee, arguing against “green colonialism” and for local economic realities. Satellite Connectivity From French Guiana: Amazon says it has launched 32 satellites from the Guiana spaceport as part of its plan for thousands of launches to expand low-Earth-orbit broadband. Grid Storage in France: France’s energy regulator CRE selected five Corsica storage projects totaling about 48 MW (pumped hydro plus batteries), aiming to cut solar curtailment and improve renewable integration. Spaceflight Ambitions: ESA is exploring whether Ariane 6 can be adapted for human spaceflight as Europe pushes for more autonomy in crew access.