Caribbean news

Barbados has categorically ruled out the implementation of a citizenship-by-investment program. This declaration came during a recent diplomatic meeting with Patrice Quesada, Chief of Missions of the International Organization for...

In a growing crisis for Caribbean Airlines (CAL), a substantial number of its pilots have submitted their resignations, sparking concerns about the future of the airline. The exodus is primarily...

In a significant legal victory, Jamaican business mogul Michael Lee-Chin has secured a substantial award of over $43 million in an investment dispute with the Dominican Republic. This momentous decision...

Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has called for the creation of a Loss and Damage Fund, supported by countries that have contributed to the Climate Crisis. This appeal was...

The government of Antigua and Barbuda has declared its intention to oppose the expansion plans of Caribbean Airlines (CAL), which is based in Trinidad. This expansion is set to occur...

The government of Grenada has announced a groundbreaking move that will put an end to wage disparity based on gender. Starting from January 1, 2024, the nation will implement a...

Guyana’s leader of the Peoples National Congress Reform (PNCR) and Opposition, Aubrey C. Norton has accused President Mohamed Irfaan Ali of divisive leadership, nepotism, corruption and incompetence. The leader made...

Venezuela and Cuba have reached a new agreement for their state-controlled oil firms, Pdvsa and Cupet, to collaborate. Both countries aim to boost joint efforts in energy research and development....

Former British Prime Minister William Gladstone’s descendants have apologised for their family's slaveholding past in Guyana, and urged the United Kingdom to discuss reparations in the Caribbean. Records have it...

The president of Tennis Jamaica, John Azar has remained resolute with the body’s decision to send his son to represent Jamaica at the upcoming Davis Cup Group Two tie against...