UN Diplomacy & Rule of Law: At the UNGA, world leaders warned that selective enforcement of international law is eroding global order, with France’s Macron stressing “peace without justice” and calls for equal application of rules. UN Secretary-General Race: Guyana’s UN bid for Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett stayed in focus as Foreign Minister Hugh Todd met Russia’s Sergey Lavrov on UN leadership and multilateralism, amid reports of possible US opposition. Public Accountability & Judiciary: A legal panel in the region highlighted pressures on judicial independence, including concerns around acting appointments and digital amplification. MV Barima Aftermath: Families of the MV Barima tragedy say they’re still waiting as the criminal case and a Commission of Inquiry continue; meanwhile, a retired Coast Guard captain is training ferry crews for emergency response. Aviation Safety: The GCAA warned of animals crossing runways and said offenders face prosecution under the Civil Aviation Act. Energy & Governance: President Ali said the government will focus on stabilising electricity supply over six months via grid and generation overhauls. Local Economy & Services: GWI expects more details on a state-owned bottled-water plant by November. Tourism Skills: Nineteen bird guides were accredited, boosting specialised birding tourism. Sports: Guyana’s powerlifters closed Fesupo with a 21-medal haul, while Tommi Gore took pole in GMR&SC qualifying.