St. Vincent and the Grenadines elected Godwin Friday as its new prime minister, ending Ralph Gonsalves’ 24-year rule and opening a new political chapter for the country.
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US defense secretary Pete Hegseth denies ordering troops to “kill everybody” in Caribbean boat strikes, as lawmakers and officials raise legal and ethical concerns about more than 80 deaths in the Trump administration’s anti-drug operations.
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Vernan George – St. Kitts-Nevis Observer As the 2026 fiscal budget approaches, Premier of Nevis Mark Brantley has reassured residents that no new taxes will be introduced in the upcoming year. Responding to a question at his monthly press conference on 25 November, the Premier stated firmly, “No! There won’t be any new taxes.” He […]
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Nigeria blames jihadist groups for a recent wave of kidnappings, but experts say the attacks were carried out by local bandit gangs driven by ransom, power, and control of mining areas.
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A U.S. missile strike on a suspected drug-running boat in the Caribbean followed an alleged order from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to “kill everybody,” leading to a second strike on two survivors and raising serious legal and ethical concerns.
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Trump declared Venezuelan airspace effectively closed as the US increases military pressure on Caracas, strikes alleged drug boats, and triggers a major airline dispute.
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The Department of Gender Affairs in Nevis recently hosted a successful consultation with young fathers, focusing on the theme “Fatherhood & The Law: Know Your Rights”. The session took place on Wednesday, 26th November, at the Department’s Conference Room. According to the department, the event saw strong participation, with 21 men attending in person and […]
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President Ali criticised Azruddin Mohamed for confidently predicting a long extradition process, saying it raised concerns about his assumptions while reaffirming that due process will guide the case.
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A National Guard member has died after a shooting in Washington DC, prompting murder charges and new migration actions, while the suspect is confirmed to have previously worked with US forces in Afghanistan.
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