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July 9, 2024
2024 Richards-Botham Trophy: West Indies and England Clash at Lord’s
The West Indies and England compete for the 2024 Richards-Botham Trophy at Lord’s, with West Indies as current holders. Players meet King Charles III at Buckingham Palace before the series.
July 8, 2024
French President Macron Asks Prime Minister Attal to Remain in Post Amid Political Stalemate
French President Macron asks Prime Minister Attal to stay for stability amid election results. No party has majority, causing deadlock in forming a government. Left-wing alliance seeks to choose a prime minister.
July 8, 2024
Barbados Government Seeks Overseas Investment Opportunities to Boost Financial Stability
Barbados aims to boost its economy by encouraging overseas investments from Barbadians living abroad, particularly in Canada. Minister Ryan Straughn highlights the potential for increased financial support from the diaspora.
July 7, 2024
France Election Update: Leftist Alliance Leading in Early Projections for Hung Parliament
Early projections suggest a potential hung parliament in France's election, with a leftist alliance leading over the far right. This outcome may lead to a divided parliament and potential instability.
July 6, 2024
Beryl Strengthens as It Heads Towards Texas, Expected to Reach Hurricane Status Again
Hurricane Beryl, after impacting Mexico, is forecasted to reach southern Texas as a strong Category 1 storm, potentially intensifying rapidly due to warm Gulf waters. Residents are advised to monitor its progress closely.
July 6, 2024
Andrew and Tristan Tate Granted EU Travel Freedom by Bucharest Court Amid Ongoing Legal Battle
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate and brother Tristan can leave Romania but not the EU, ruled a Bucharest court. Facing charges of human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal gang, they deny allegations.
July 6, 2024
The Future of Trade Unions: Challenges Amidst Globalization and Technological Shifts
This article explores the challenges facing trade unions in the modern workforce, including declining membership, bargaining power, and political influence. Strategies for renewal and member engagement are crucial for union sustainability.
July 5, 2024
Hurricane Beryl Strikes Cancun/Tulum, Focusing on Impacts and Precautionary Measures
Hurricane Beryl hits Mexican coast near Cancun and Tulum, causing damage and prompting warnings of dangerous storm surges. Mexico issues red alert as the storm weakens over Yucatan Peninsula.
July 5, 2024
Caribbean Disaster Agency Sends 147 Metric Tonnes of Ready-to-Eat Food to Grenada and Neighbouring Islands Post-Hurricane Beryl
Tonnes of ready-to-eat food are being sent to Grenada for distribution to hurricane-affected islands. The initiative, led by CDEMA and the World Food Programme, aims to provide essential support quickly.
July 5, 2024
CANOC President Urges Action on Climate Change Post-Hurricane Beryl | St Vincent & the Grenadines NOC Secretary General's Statement
CANOC President Keith Joseph emphasizes climate change impact post-Hurricane Beryl. Calls for action and commitment to Sport for Climate Action Framework for sustainable development goals.
July 4, 2024
Caribbean Disaster Relief Efforts Underway Following Hurricane Beryl's Impact: CDEMA Executive Provides Updates
CDEMA Executive Elizabeth Riley updates on Hurricane Beryl impact in the Caribbean. Relief efforts underway for devastated islands. Support from CARICOM governments and international institutions. Evacuation and aid coordination ongoing.
July 4, 2024
Grenada Requests Debt Payment Suspension Due to Hurricane Beryl Devastation | Latest Update 2022
Grenada requests debt payment suspension due to Hurricane Beryl devastation. National debt at US$0.77 billion in 2022. Task forces established to assess impact and coordinate relief efforts.