Search & Rescue: Families are pleading for help after the fishing vessel St Vincent VII caught fire near the Suriname–French Guiana borders on July 13 and has had no power, communication, or confirmed sightings since. Relatives say the six crew members (including four from Trinidad and Tobago) may be drifting with winds and currents, and they’re urging regional media, maritime agencies, and passing commercial ships to intensify rescue efforts across Suriname, French Guiana, and Brazil. Football Talk: Montego Bay United’s new coach Javier Ainstein says he wants a more positional, possession-based attacking style, while acknowledging Jamaica’s tradition of direct transition play. Tourism & Media Training: Curaçao’s Tourist Board hosted an educational session in Suriname for travel agents and media to boost destination knowledge and build tailored Curaçao itineraries. Regional Policy: CARICOM tax administrators and revenue experts are set to meet in Georgetown, Guyana, to discuss “smart, data-driven and AI-enabled” tax administration for sustainable revenue. Local Culture Spotlight: A Suriname-rooted duo, Judith and Ingrid Morroy, performed at the Arlington Historical Museum for a traveling exhibit on immigrant experiences. Security Alert: Suriname’s justice minister warned against lawlessness after 14 armed Chinese nationals were arrested in the interior during a joint police and military operation.