Public Health & Regulation: LMHRA and security partners seized L$2.2M worth of unregistered diclofenac at Mendicorma Border, warning that unauthorized medicines can undermine safety and quality. Energy & Cost of Living: Liberia’s fuel prices rose again, with PMS up US$0.45/gal and AGO up US$0.50/gal, as officials blame global oil market pressure and shipping disruptions. Revenue & Accountability: Liberia crossed US$1B in domestic revenue, but officials stress it isn’t “idle money,” while critics demand real public benefits and tighter oversight to plug revenue leakage. Security Sector: Liberia National Police launched a new recruitment drive, targeting merit-based hiring and pushing women’s representation toward 33%. Agriculture & Skills: EU-funded Seeds4Liberia trained extension officers and seed enterprises on soybean production and quality seed multiplication, while Education Minister Jallah urged stronger skills-based TVET. Trade & Investment Climate: U.S. envoy Joe Zadrozny urged Liberia to reduce aid dependence by enforcing contracts, improving transparency, and strengthening dispute resolution. Infrastructure & Rural Roads: Nimba residents seized trucks over alleged damage to log bridges, highlighting pressure on feeder roads from heavy transport. Health Infrastructure: Liberia seeks IAEA support for a first comprehensive cancer treatment center, budgeting at least US$22M. Sports Development: FIFA-backed projects are expanding youth football facilities and competitions, including mini-pitches and stadium upgrades. Maritime Disruption Watch: Reports note a suspected cyber incident affecting a Liberia-registered LNG tanker bound for Italy, underscoring ongoing risks in global shipping.