Liberia–Diaspora & Diplomacy: A Maryland County senator met Liberia’s Embassy officials in Paris and then engaged Liberian community leaders in France, urging continued service and stronger ties. Courts & Accountability: Liberia’s Supreme Court recalled part of a US$50,000 damages ruling, removing activist Martin K.N. Kollie and Alex Williams from awards tied to a LISGIS-related Ecobank confidentiality dispute, while keeping Ecobank’s US$250,000 special damages. Gender & Family Law: Liberia’s Gender Minister Gbeme Horace-Kollie urged unemployed married men whose working wives allegedly fail to support them and children to report to the Ministry, sparking pushback from legal experts over how the Domestic Relations Law should be interpreted. Women in Uniform: The Ministry of National Defense and the AFL launched a Kakata awareness drive to boost women’s participation in the military, supported by UN Women. Education & Skills: Liberia Dujar University College unveiled a three-year sustainable development plan; Tubman University ran a faculty refresher workshop; LUYCSD certified 50 women in organic fertilizer and pest-control training. Youth & Climate: Young climate advocates launched a formal youth negotiation group to engage global forums through dialogue and diplomacy. Maritime Training: LiMA awarded a second Chinese government scholarship for advanced maritime studies, strengthening Liberia-China capacity building. National Healing: A government delegation wrapped up a Rwanda study mission on lessons for a proposed Liberia Peace, Reconciliation and Memorial Museum. Culture & Community: Royal Kings and Queens International Academy closed its vacation programme with performances and a push for education as a future-building tool.