Education & Teacher Support: The UNESCO–Hamdan Prize for Teacher Development shortlist names 10 projects from 64 countries, with laureates due Oct. 5 at UNESCO in Paris, spotlighting the status and support of teachers. Immigration Enforcement: The U.S. has revoked more than 250,000 visas since Trump took office, citing fraud, crime, and security risks, including thousands tied to “birth tourism” and visas linked to Latin American officials. Anti-Drug Policy in Colombia: Colombia unveiled a temporarily court-suspended aerial glyphosate pilot in Putumayo, limited to 1,000 hectares, as local leaders warn communities fear past spraying impacts. Public Health & NGOs (Caribbean): Turks and Caicos’ iCARE outreach delivered free eye-care via a government-nonprofit partnership, with screenings, education, and blood bank services. Environment & Conservation (Brazil-India): FOIA documents show Vantara discussed a “strategic conservation partnership” with Brazil over threatened species, as investigators press for transparency amid wildlife-trafficking allegations. Bolivia-US Sanctions Fallout: Bolivia arrested Attorney General Roger Mariaca after the U.S. revoked his visa over alleged drug cartel ties, with raids reported on his office. Argentina Investment Push: President Milei kicked off “Argentina Week” in Paris with meetings at the OECD and with major firms, pitching “abundant energy” and legal certainty for investors. Caribbean Connectivity: Trans Anguilla Airways opened a dedicated Saint Kitts and Nevis office at RLB Airport to expand regional access.