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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Donald Trump said he doubts the US will go to war with Venezuela but defended ongoing military strikes in the Caribbean, hinted Maduro’s presidency may soon end, and called for renewed US nuclear testing while blaming Democrats for the government shutdown.
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The UN’s human rights chief says US strikes on alleged drug-smuggling boats in the Caribbean and Pacific amount to illegal extrajudicial killings, drawing sharp regional and international criticism.
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Governor Bryan welcomed the U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean, saying it improves security, boosts the Virgin Islands’ economy, and strengthens regional cooperation against drug trafficking, despite criticism from other Caribbean governments.
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US lawmakers and Epstein victims are calling on Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to testify in America about his links to Jeffrey Epstein after King Charles stripped him of his title.
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Black River, Jamaica, has descended into chaos after Hurricane Melissa, with survivors scavenging for food and water amid widespread destruction, rising deaths, and delayed aid.
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Jamaica reels from Hurricane Melissa’s devastation as U.S. military strikes in nearby waters expose the Caribbean’s growing struggle between survival and sovereignty.
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Prime Minister Philip Davis has lifted the Hurricane Melissa evacuation order, declaring it safe for residents of the southern Bahamas to return home after assessing the islands’ recovery.
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Hurricane Melissa has left Jamaica’s Black River and nearby towns in ruins, with homes destroyed, lives lost, and residents pleading for help as relief slowly arrives.
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