Saint Lucia – The Government of Saint Lucia has increased financial subventions in the education sector at the start of the 2025/2026 academic year. In his 2025 “Back to School” address, the Minister for Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training, Hon. Shawn Edward, noted that primary school students, secondary school students, and […]
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Saint Lucia – One hundred and forty nursing students at the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College (SALCC) will receive Government-funded scholarships in the 2025/26 academic year. The initiative fulfils a major Budget 2025/26 commitment to expand access to tertiary education while building Saint Lucia’s health workforce. Valued at over half a million dollars, the investment is one of the […]
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Barbados, with help from Ireland, has begun mapping its vast seafloor to guide conservation and development, marking a pioneering step for a small island state.
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The EU is preparing to vote on a massive trade deal with South America’s Mercosur bloc, promising protections for farmers but facing sharp opposition over fears of cheap imports.
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Human Rights Watch urged African and Caribbean leaders at the upcoming Africa-CARICOM Summit to adopt a united, human rights-based approach to reparations for slavery and colonial atrocities, despite continued resistance from European governments.
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Andrew Holness has secured a historic third term as Jamaica’s prime minister after his party narrowly defeated the opposition in an election marked by low turnout, economic debate, and a sharp drop in crime.
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President Irfaan Ali claimed victory in Guyana’s elections, but faces the test of turning booming oil revenues into prosperity while fending off rising opposition and Venezuela’s territorial claims.
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Venezuela accused Marco Rubio of using an AI-generated “deepfake” video as false evidence of a drug boat attack to build a war narrative.
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China’s new ambassador Zheng Bingkai and Minister Kerrie Symmonds pledged to deepen the Barbados-China relationship, focusing on education, culture, infrastructure, and future cooperation in tourism and disaster resilience.
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A US judge ruled that Google can keep Chrome and Android but must share data and stop exclusive deals to curb its search monopoly.
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