AGP Executive Report

French Screen Exports: France’s CNC and Unifrance say 2025 international TV content sales fell 21.6% to €164.3m, the lowest in a decade, as fiction dropped 27% while documentaries edged ahead and animation hit an all-time low. Regional Health & Leadership: Martinique media report St. Kitts and Nevis PM Terrance Drew was treated for a stroke at the University Hospital of Martinique, then travelled to Miami for further checks; Drew says he’s stable and in good spirits, with officials still not confirming the diagnosis publicly. Streaming Buzz in the Caribbean: Netflix’s Danish thriller “The Secret Woman” is topping charts in multiple countries, including Martinique and Guadeloupe, as it climbs global rankings within days of release. Water Disruption: Parts of St Michael, St George and Christ Church face no water or low pressure for several days due to work at the Ionics Desalination Plant. Sports on TV: Listings are out for Newcastle United vs Bournemouth, with global channel options highlighted for fans. Film Spotlight: Taapsee Pannu says “Gandhari” is trending across several countries, including Mauritius, as it ranks high on Netflix charts.

Regional Health & Politics: Martinique media reports St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew was treated for a stroke at the University Hospital of Martinique (CHUM), then travelled to Miami for further checks; Drew says he’s in good spirits and stable, with no lasting effects expected, though the diagnosis details haven’t been officially confirmed in a full medical bulletin. Entertainment & Streaming: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman is climbing global charts fast, hitting No. 1 in several countries including Martinique and Guadeloupe. Water Disruption: Some areas in St Michael, St George and Christ Church face no water or low pressure for several days due to work at the Ionics Desalination Plant. Sports & Events: The Republic Bank Saint Lucia International Billfish Tournament has launched with strong early sign-ups, aiming for a record turnout. Film Buzz: Taapsee Pannu says her Netflix release Gandhari is trending across multiple countries, including Mauritius. Pop Culture Throwback: A 9/11 eve tribute concert marked the 30th anniversary of Michael Jackson’s era-defining Madison Square Garden run.

Regional Health Update: Martinique media reports St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew was treated for a stroke at the University Hospital of Martinique (CHUM), with his condition stabilised before he travelled to Miami for further checks at Baptist Hospital—while officials and Drew’s team have not yet publicly confirmed the diagnosis in detail. Sports on TV: Fans looking for Newcastle United vs Bournemouth can use the latest global listings, with coverage mapped across major streaming and sports channels in the Caribbean and beyond. Streaming Buzz: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman is climbing charts fast, hitting No. 1 in several countries including Martinique and Guadeloupe, driven by an amnesia mystery and twist-filled plot. Film Spotlight: Taapsee Pannu says her Netflix release Gandhari is trending across multiple countries, including Mauritius, as it races up global rankings within days. Tennis Human Interest: Profiles continue to circulate on Gaël Monfils’ family, spotlighting his parents, Rufin Monfils and Sylvette Cartesse, and their roles in his rise.

Martinique Spotlight: Reports say St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew was treated for a stroke at the University Hospital of Martinique (CHUM) after headaches and nausea, then stabilized and later flew to Miami for further checks at Baptist Hospital—while Drew says he’s in good spirits and doctors are still evaluating him. Streaming & Film Buzz: Taapsee Pannu says Netflix’s Gandhari is surging worldwide, topping charts in multiple countries including Mauritius, and ranking high globally within days of its Sept. 3 release. Local Viewing Guide: Global TV listings are out for Newcastle United vs Bournemouth, with regional channel options including Disney+ Premium Caribbean for Martinique-area viewers. Entertainment Watch: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman is climbing charts fast, hitting No. 1 in several countries including Martinique and Guadeloupe. Sports People: Tennis fans are also circling Gaël Monfils’ family story—his parents, Rufin Monfils and Sylvette Cartesse—amid renewed interest in his roots.

Global Film Buzz: Taapsee Pannu says Netflix’s new release Gandhari is exploding worldwide, with the movie trending at No. 1 in eight countries (including Mauritius) and climbing to No. 4 globally within days—she shared that release week has been “very stressful” and she’s barely been sleeping. Sports on TV: Fans looking for match coverage can find international channel listings for Newcastle United vs Bournemouth, with broadcasters listed across Europe, the Americas, and Caribbean territories. Regional Health & Martinique Spotlight: Martinique media reports St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew was treated for a stroke at the University Hospital of Martinique, then travelled to Miami for further checks; Drew says he’s in stable condition and “good spirits,” while officials note the diagnosis hasn’t been formally confirmed in a detailed medical bulletin. Streaming Watch: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman is topping charts in multiple countries, including Martinique and Guadeloupe, as viewers chase its amnesia mystery and twists.

Caribbean Health & Leadership: Martinique media report St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew was treated for a stroke at the University Hospital of Martinique (CHUM), with his condition stabilised by the intensive-care team led by Professor Dabor Resière, before he travelled to South Florida for further checks; Drew says he’s in good spirits and fully conscious, but the diagnosis hasn’t been officially confirmed in detail. Martinique Entertainment & Streaming: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman is surging globally, hitting No. 1 in multiple places including Martinique, with an amnesia-driven mystery and fast-rising chart performance. Sports on TV: Newcastle United vs Bournemouth is listed with global channel options for Saturday coverage, including local viewing details via LivesoccerTV. Culture & Community: OSNER’S FC announced Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome joining the club, adding a new international talent story to the Caribbean-to-NYC football pipeline. Climate Watch: The Caribbean faces a potential drought and heat crisis into 2027, with El Niño conditions expected to bring hotter, drier spells across the islands.

Health & Regional Spotlight: Martinique media reports St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew was treated for a stroke at the University Hospital of Martinique (CHUM), with his condition later stabilised before he travelled to Miami for further checks; Drew himself says he’s in good spirits and fully conscious, but the exact diagnosis hasn’t been officially confirmed. Local Media Watch: Multiple regional updates echo the same timeline—ICU care in Martinique after headaches and nausea, then continued evaluation in South Florida—while opposition figures urge the public not to politicise his illness. Entertainment & Streaming: Netflix’s Danish thriller “The Secret Woman” is climbing charts fast, hitting top spots in several territories including Martinique and Guadeloupe. Sports on TV: Global channel listings circulated for Newcastle United vs Bournemouth, with local viewers directed to available broadcasters for the match. Tennis Buzz: Separate viral-style coverage profiles Gaël Monfils’ parents—Rufin Monfils and Sylvette Cartesse—highlighting their roles in his rise and noting French Caribbean roots.

Health Update (St. Kitts & Nevis): St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew says he’s in “good spirits” and stable after reports of a stroke, with treatment first in Martinique before further checks in South Florida. Martinique Spotlight (Care & Travel): Martinique media previously reported Drew was treated at the University Hospital of Martinique (CHUM) and later flown to Miami’s Baptist Hospital for evaluation, with officials urging people not to ignore warning health signs. Entertainment (Streaming): Netflix’s Danish thriller “The Secret Woman” is climbing charts fast, hitting No. 1 in several countries including Martinique and Guadeloupe, as viewers chase its amnesia mystery and twists. Sports (Tennis Buzz): Fans are also circling Gaël Monfils’ family story—his parents Rufin Monfils (former football player) and Sylvette Cartesse (nurse)—as the French star remains a long-running entertainment draw.

CNews Shake-Up: French far-right influence grows as conservative pundit Philippe Bilger is removed from Bolloré’s CNews, underscoring a tighter editorial line ahead of April’s presidential election. Health & Regional Spotlight: St Kitts and Nevis PM Dr Terrance Drew says he’s in “good spirits” and stable as doctors continue evaluations in South Florida after reports of a stroke; Martinique media had earlier said he was treated at the University Hospital of Martinique before traveling to Miami. Music & Festivals: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival returns Oct 23–25 with Grammy winner Ne-Yo headlining alongside Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, Alkaline, Skillibeng and more. Streaming Buzz: Netflix’s Danish thriller “The Secret Woman” is climbing charts fast, topping in multiple countries including Martinique. Sports on TV: Tottenham vs Newcastle is set for global broadcast listings, with Caribbean viewers pointed to Disney+ Premium Caribbean. Climate Watch: Caribbean leaders are urged to prepare for a potentially severe drought and heat stretch into 2027 as El Niño strengthens.

Health & Politics: Martinique media reports St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew suffered a stroke, was treated at the University Hospital of Martinique (CHUM) under intensive-care lead Professor Dabor Resière, then stabilized and later flown to Miami’s Baptist Hospital for further checks; opposition leader Mark Brantley urged the public not to politicise the situation while officials say the diagnosis hasn’t been fully confirmed in a detailed bulletin. Entertainment & Streaming: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman has surged globally, hitting No. 1 in multiple countries including Martinique and ranking high on U.S. charts, driven by an amnesia mystery and twisty plot. Music & Festivals: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival returns Oct. 23–25 with Grammy winner Ne-Yo headlining, alongside Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, Alkaline, Skillibeng and more across Creole, soca, dancehall, reggae and kompa. Sports Spotlight: OSNER’S FC announced Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome joining the club, adding international youth and national-team experience.

Health & Regional Politics: Martinique media report St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew suffered a stroke, with his condition stabilized after rapid ICU care at CHUM under Prof. Dabor Resière; Drew left Martinique on Sept. 2 for a full check-up at Baptist Hospital in Miami, and while doctors say lasting effects aren’t expected, no return date has been announced. Streaming & Film: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman is surging worldwide, hitting No. 1 in several countries including Martinique and ranking high on global charts. Sports & Talent: OSNER’S FC has welcomed Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome, highlighting his youth and national-team pathway and U.S. championship experience. Music & Festivals: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival runs Oct. 23–25 with Grammy winner Ne-Yo headlining alongside Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, and dancehall acts. Climate & Community: The Caribbean faces a deepening drought and heat threat into 2027 as strengthening El Niño conditions raise pressure on water, farming, and public health. Sports TV Listings: Global channel guides are out for Tottenham vs Newcastle, with Martinique viewers pointed to available broadcasters.

Streaming & Film Buzz: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman has surged to the top of charts in multiple countries, including Martinique and Guadeloupe, after its Aug. 28 release. Local Sports & Talent: OSNER’S FC has signed Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome, adding a youth-international and national-team pathway player to its Lions of NYC lineup. Caribbean Music Calendar: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival returns Oct. 23–25 with Grammy winner Ne-Yo leading a star-studded bill that also includes Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, Alkaline and more. Water, Waste & Climate Resilience: Grenada will host the 35th Annual CWWA Conference and Exhibition (Oct. 12–16) focused on water security, climate resilience, wastewater and solid waste management. Football on TV: Tottenham vs Newcastle United is set for global broadcast listings, with regional viewers directed to Disney+ Premium Caribbean and other providers. Entertainment Fiction: Scott McKay’s satirical The Necessary Men continues with Episode 7 (“The Flip”), as the series rolls into new chapters.

Streaming Buzz: Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman has surged across global charts, hitting No. 1 in several countries including Martinique and Reunion, with an amnesia mystery and twisty plot driving the buzz. Local Sports & Talent: OSNER’S FC has signed Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome, adding a youth-international and U.S. championship-winning résumé to its Lions of NYC push. Entertainment & Media: Scott McKay’s satirical thriller The Necessary Men continues with Episode 7, “The Flip,” as the serialized fourth novel rolls on. Music Calendar: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival returns Oct. 23–25 with Grammy winner Ne-Yo leading a lineup that also includes Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, Alkaline, Skillibeng, and more. Sports on TV: Tottenham vs Newcastle gets the full global channel listings for Saturday viewing. Community Health: Grenada’s GFNC launches a hypertension self-monitoring and nutrition awareness programme, handing out validated blood pressure monitors and home logbooks. Climate Watch: Caribbean leaders warn drought and heat risks could intensify into 2027 as El Niño strengthens.

Police & Service: Grenada’s Royal Grenada Police Force marked its 49th Passing Out Ceremony for Recruit Class 2026 at Camp Salines, with new officers praised for drill, fitness, precision, and professionalism as Commissioner Randy Cannaught urged integrity and lifelong public service. Streaming Buzz (Martinique): Netflix’s Danish thriller The Secret Woman has surged globally, hitting No. 1 in several countries including Martinique and ranking high on the U.S. charts, driven by an amnesia mystery and big twists. Music Calendar: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival returns Oct. 23–25 at Windsor Park Sports Stadium, led by Grammy winner Ne-Yo, plus Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, Alkaline, Skillibeng, and more. Sports TV: Live TV listings are out for Tottenham vs Newcastle United, with global channel options for fans tuning in from across the region. Community Health: Grenada’s Food and Nutrition Council launched a hypertension self-monitoring and nutrition awareness programme, including validated blood pressure monitors, recipes, and home logbooks. Regional Watch: Grenada will host the 35th CWWA Conference (Oct. 12–16) focused on water security, climate resilience, wastewater, and solid waste. Local Tension (Carriacou): Boat owners in Tyrell Bay are still stuck after 129 days in a dispute over access to a marina slipway, pushing for a temporary truce to relaunch.

Haitian Football in NYC: OSNER’S FC has signed Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome, a 25-year-old with Haiti U17/U23 experience and senior national-team pathway credentials, bringing more international talent to the Lions of NYC. Streaming Buzz: Netflix’s Danish thriller “The Secret Woman” is surging globally, hitting No. 1 in several countries including Martinique and Guadeloupe, with an amnesia mystery and twisty plot driving chart climbs. France Election Watch (Overseas Voting): A 2027 presidential election guide notes the two-round dates (April 18 and May 2) and that overseas territories like Martinique vote on the preceding Saturday. Caribbean Music Calendar: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival returns Oct. 23–25 with Grammy winner Ne-Yo headlining alongside Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, Alkaline and Skillibeng. Sports TV Listings: Live TV and global channel listings are out for Tottenham v Newcastle United, with match coverage details for viewers across many countries. Heritage Protection in the Region: Grenada’s Drill Yard preservation effort continues as an interim court injunction blocks demolition while a technical assessment is carried out.

France 2027 Election Watch: A guide to the two-round presidential vote (April 18 and May 2, with overseas territories voting the Saturday before) lays out how voting works and who’s seen as most likely to contend. Caribbean Travel Deals: Ambassador is pushing last-minute 2026 Caribbean cruise savings—5% off remaining trips with flights included, including calls at Martinique on an Atlantic-to-West Indies itinerary. Climate & Drought Alert: The region is bracing for a tougher drought-and-heat stretch into 2027 as El Niño strengthens, raising pressure on water, farming, and public health. Michael Jackson Birthday Pilgrimage: Fans from around the world, including a Martinique couple, marked the King of Pop’s birthday at his childhood home in Gary, Indiana, with local festival energy and tributes. Dominica Music Festival: Ne-Yo headlines Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival (Oct 23–25) alongside Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, Alkaline, Skillibeng, and more. Heritage Protection in Grenada: Grenada’s Drill Yard preservation fight continues as an interim court injunction halts demolition while a technical assessment runs to Aug 31, 2026. Sports TV Listings: Live TV listings for Tottenham vs Newcastle United are compiled for Caribbean viewers.