Politics
January 7, 2025
New Consul General Harry Gill Strengthens Barbados-Guyana Relations: Key Topics Discussed
Guyana appoints Harry Gill as Consul General to Barbados. Minister Symmonds welcomes him, emphasizing historic cooperation. Discussions on tourism, agriculture, trade, and regional initiatives between the two countries.
January 7, 2025
Barbadians Express Frustration Over CRC Report's Stance on Modern Issues
Barbadians criticize the Constitutional Reform Commission's report for lacking modern solutions and public engagement. Citizens demand progressive reforms and highlight omissions of key issues like term limits and the right to die.
January 6, 2025
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Resign as Liberal Party Leader: Parliament Suspended Until March 24
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces resignation as leader of the Liberal Party. Parliament suspended until March 24 for new leader selection. Trudeau to remain as caretaker prime minister.
January 6, 2025
US President Joe Biden Announces Ban on Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling in Major Coastal Areas - Latest Climate Policy Move
US President Joe Biden announces a ban on new offshore oil and gas drilling along most of America’s coastline, covering the Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, and Pacific coasts. Biden cites environmental concerns.
January 4, 2025
US Department of State Notifies Congress of $8bn Arms Sale to Israel: Details and Implications
US Department of State notifies Congress of $8bn arms sale to Israel, including missiles and munitions. Sale underscores US support for Israel's defense amid regional tensions. Biden administration reaffirms commitment to Israel's security.
January 4, 2025
Analysis Reveals Fiscal Risks Posed by 3 State-Owned Entities in Barbados
Three state-owned entities, including HOPE Inc, Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation, and Transport Board, pose significant fiscal risks to Barbados, as highlighted in a government report. Guaranteed debt and financial instability are key concerns.
January 4, 2025
Former Suriname President Desi Bouterse's Family Threatens Legal Action Over Public Disclosure of Cause of Death
Former Suriname President Desi Bouterse's family threatens legal action against the government for publicly disclosing his cause of death, citing violation of medical confidentiality and demanding compensation.
January 3, 2025
Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley Announces Resignation and Withdrawal from General Election Candidacy
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley announced his decision not to run in the upcoming general election, citing his 45-year public service and intention to step down before the election.
December 30, 2024
St Philip's Love Thy Neighbour Group Distributes 200 Hams for Yuletide Season with Community Partners
Love Thy Neighbour Group, led by Michael Lashley, distributed 200 hams in St Philip for the Yuletide season. The initiative aims to support the community and vulnerable individuals.
December 29, 2024
Former President Jimmy Carter, Known for Peacemaking and Post-Presidential Service, Dies at 100
Former President Jimmy Carter, known for his efforts in restoring morality to politics, passed away at 100. Despite challenges during his presidency, he left a lasting legacy as a global peacemaker and human rights advocate.
December 29, 2024
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter Dies at 100, Remembered for Post-Presidency Legacy
Former President Jimmy Carter, known for his post-presidency work, passed away at 100. His legacy includes peace efforts, the Carter Center, and Habitat for Humanity.
December 29, 2024
Distinguished Leadership: Governor of the Central Bank and Supreme Court Judge Win Public Approval
Governor of the Central Bank Dr Kevin Greenidge and Supreme Court Justice Carlisle Greaves have distinguished themselves in their roles, connecting with the public and ensuring stability in the financial system.