Foreign Minister Francis Fonseca discusses the abduction and legal situation of Sebastian Pop, who faces serious charges in Guatemala after being taken by a mob.
Josephine Tamai reports on the conduct of the recent elections in Guyana, noting a peaceful process with no significant incidents.
Belizean politician Darrell Bradley observes the general election in Guyana as part of the CARICOM Observer Team.
Belizean activists organized a second "call to action" to support Palestine and discuss the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The US Embassy in Belmopan has a new Charge d'affaires, Rhonda Slusher, following the departure of David Hodge, but still lacks an Ambassador.
A train derailed in Izamal, Mexico, raising safety concerns about the Tren Maya project, which Belize seeks to be included in.
The US imposed visa restrictions on officials from certain countries, but Belizean officials have not been targeted and report no impact.
Prime Minister Briceño will lead a delegation to Mexico for a trilateral meeting with the presidents of Mexico and Guatemala to discuss mutual interests.
Belize's Foreign Minister discusses ongoing incursions by Guatemalan navy vessels and the country's efforts to address territorial integrity issues.
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te's visit to Belize is on hold due to a US policy decision amid trade talks with China.
Foreign Minister Francis Fonseca met with his Guatemalan counterpart to discuss the ICJ process and Belize-Guatemala relations.
Belize and the US signed a memorandum to share biometric data for enhancing border security and public safety cooperation.
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