Trump has ordered the US military to prepare for possible action in Nigeria over alleged killings of Christians, though Nigerian officials and human rights groups dispute his claims.
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Dick Cheney, the powerful and controversial former US vice-president under George W. Bush who drove the “war on terror” and Iraq invasion, has died aged 84.
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Trump says Nicolás Maduro’s rule in Venezuela is nearly over as the U.S. stages its biggest Caribbean military buildup since the 1989 Panama invasion.
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Basseterre, Saint Kitts – The Government of Saint Kitts and Nevis has taken a major step forward in its journey toward sustainable development with the passage of the National Conservation and Environmental Management Act (NCEMA). The new legislation, introduced by the Minister of Sustainable Development, Environment and Climate Action, Honourable Dr. Joyelle Clarke, replaces the […]
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Basseterre, Saint Kitts – The Ministry of Sustainable Development is continuing its land regularisation initiative in Saint Kitts, ensuring that nationals are empowered through land ownership, and zoning guidelines are strengthened, addressing the access and use of appropriately designated lands. During the Statement by Ministers segment during the October 31, 2025, Sitting of the National […]
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By Vernan George St. Kitts-Nevis Observer Voters in St Vincent and the Grenadines will go to the polls on 27 November 2025, following the official dissolution of Parliament announced by Prime Minister Hon. Dr Ralph Gonsalves at a “Labour Strong” rally in Richmond Hill on 28 October. Dr Gonsalves told supporters that he had initially […]
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In the annals of Caribbean history, the period following emancipation is often celebrated as a time of newfound freedom and opportunity for formerly enslaved people. However, beneath the surface of liberation—which we celebrate the first Monday of August every year—the systems that evolved in St. Kitts and Nevis tell a more troubling story—one in which […]
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Cuba’s ex-economy minister Alejandro Gil faces espionage and financial crime charges linked to his failed 2021 reforms, with potential penalties up to death.
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By Sir Ronald Sanders The practice has an ugly name and an uglier intent: arbitrary detention in State-to-State relations means this: tyrannical regimes seize innocents to make other governments submit to their wishes. As I said on October 28, 2025, at the United Nations, this is “not diplomacy; it is coercion in daylight.” The principle at stake […]
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Three U.S. helicopters have arrived in Jamaica to help deliver relief supplies to hurricane-stricken communities, with more aircraft to follow soon.
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