Politics

Kensington Oval Hosts Open Day & Town Hall Meeting to Showcase Renovations for ICC T20 World Cup & Address Public Concerns

May 25, 2024

Kensington Oval Hosts Open Day & Town Hall Meeting to Showcase Renovations for ICC T20 World Cup & Address Public Concerns

Kensington Oval to host open day and town hall meeting to showcase renovations for ICC T20 World Cup. Prime Minister addresses public concerns and urges citizens to tour facilities.

International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Advisory Opinion on Climate Change and International Law Led by Small Island State Leaders

May 25, 2024

International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Advisory Opinion on Climate Change and International Law Led by Small Island State Leaders

The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) issued an Advisory Opinion on climate change and international law following a case led by leaders of Small Island States. ITLOS adjudicates maritime disputes under UNCLOS.

Democratic Labour Party Leadership Dispute: Status of President and General Secretary Questioned Amid Internal Squabbling

May 25, 2024

Democratic Labour Party Leadership Dispute: Status of President and General Secretary Questioned Amid Internal Squabbling

The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) faces internal turmoil as the status of its president and general secretary remains uncertain amid ongoing disputes within the party's hierarchy.

Supreme Court to Deliver Decision on Political Candidate's Election Appeal Next Week: Details Revealed

May 24, 2024

Supreme Court to Deliver Decision on Political Candidate's Election Appeal Next Week: Details Revealed

Supreme Court to deliver judgment on the government's request to dismiss a fringe political party candidate's 2022 election appeal next week. Delayed appeal raises constitutional concerns.

Barbados Judiciary Transitioning to Electric Vehicles as Part of Government's Sustainable Energy Initiative

May 23, 2024

Barbados Judiciary Transitioning to Electric Vehicles as Part of Government's Sustainable Energy Initiative

Barbados government to replace judiciary vehicles with new electric ones to reduce carbon footprint. National Energy Policy aims for 100% fossil-fuel free status by 2035, emphasizing net-zero emissions goal.

US Regulators Sue Live Nation for Alleged Monopoly Practices in Live Music Industry

May 23, 2024

US Regulators Sue Live Nation for Alleged Monopoly Practices in Live Music Industry

US regulators sue Live Nation for alleged illegal tactics to maintain a monopoly in the live music industry, leading to higher ticket prices and limited competition, prompting calls for company breakup.

DLP Faces Internal Turmoil: A Closer Look at Recent Developments

May 23, 2024

DLP Faces Internal Turmoil: A Closer Look at Recent Developments

Article discusses recent turmoil within the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), including reported break-ins, suspensions of key members, and calls for unity. Uncertainty looms over the party's ability to overcome internal challenges.

China Conducts Two-Day Military Exercises Around Taiwan Amid Tensions with Taipei

May 23, 2024

China Conducts Two-Day Military Exercises Around Taiwan Amid Tensions with Taipei

China conducts military exercises around Taiwan, condemning the island's separatist actions. Taiwan responds by deploying forces to defend sovereignty. Exercises simulate full-scale attack, targeting various locations. China aims to showcase combat capabilities.

DLP Infighting Escalates: Contrasting Statements on Party Leadership Amidst Suspension Dispute

May 23, 2024

DLP Infighting Escalates: Contrasting Statements on Party Leadership Amidst Suspension Dispute

The Democratic Labour Party faces internal conflict as factions clash over leadership. Statements from opposing sides reveal disputes over the roles of party members amid suspension controversies and potential legal actions.

Barbados Prison Service Reveals Rebranding Reflecting Transition to Republic

May 23, 2024

Barbados Prison Service Reveals Rebranding Reflecting Transition to Republic

Barbados Prison Service unveils rebranding to reflect transition to a republic. New uniforms replace colonial symbols with Barbados Coat of Arms and Broken Trident, emphasizing rehabilitative aspect.

Government Launches Probe Into Potential Sale of Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary Amid Ramsar Designation Concerns

May 23, 2024

Government Launches Probe Into Potential Sale of Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary Amid Ramsar Designation Concerns

Government to investigate potential sale of Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary, a significant wetland area in Barbados under Ramsar Convention protection. Concerns raised about potential impact on conservation efforts and prestigious international designation.

Jamaica Government Settles J$530 Million in Judgement Debts, Allocates J$680 Million for Current Fiscal Year

May 23, 2024

Jamaica Government Settles J$530 Million in Judgement Debts, Allocates J$680 Million for Current Fiscal Year

Jamaica government allocates funds to settle judgement debts, paying out J$530 million for 182 cases last year. Efforts to address backlog and ensure timely payments highlighted in ongoing Sectoral Debate.

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