The Government of Saint Kitts and Nevis observes with profound and growing concern the recent escalation of tensions in the Taiwan Strait. As a small island sovereign state, deeply committed to the principles of self-determination and the peaceful resolution of disputes, Saint Kitts and Nevis firmly supports the fundamental right of all peoples to explore […]

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Basseterre, Saint Kitts – The Government of Saint Kitts and Nevis has secured another legal victory as the Court of Appeal today dismissed an application by Michael J. Prest seeking leave to appeal to the Judicial Committee of His Majesty’s Privy Council, the Federation’s apex court of appeal. In a decision delivered on April 10, […]

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Cricket will return to the Olympics at LA 2028 in the T20 format, with six men’s and six women’s teams competing for the first time in over a century.

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Guyana is updating its Sexual Offences Act with new laws, including a sex offender registry and improved survivor support, while seeking public input on the changes.

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UNESCO has launched a report and new strategy to address the severe teacher shortage in Latin America and the Caribbean, calling for urgent action to improve teacher training, working conditions, and recognition.

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Trinidad and Tobago’s supreme court has reinstated a colonial-era law banning same-sex intimacy, reversing a 2018 victory for LGBTQ+ rights and prompting activist Jason Jones to take the case to the UK privy council.

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A norovirus outbreak on Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 cruise ship has sickened over 240 passengers and crew, prompting deep cleaning and safety measures.

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Police have confirmed that a fatal stabbing incident occurred this morning in the New Road area, resulting in the death of a woman. According to law enforcement, the identity of the deceased has not yet been confirmed. Officers stated that additional details surrounding the incident will be provided as the investigation progresses. A male individual […]

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The Caribbean Community urges unity and self-reliance amid a looming global trade war that threatens rising prices and economic hardship across the region.

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The Falkland Islands were unexpectedly hit with a 42% US tariff on exports under Donald Trump’s trade rules, prompting concern over economic impact and a push for UK support.

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