Fishermen in Trinidad and Tobago fear being caught in deadly crossfire as U.S.–Venezuela tensions and military strikes escalate in the Caribbean.

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Bonaire residents and Greenpeace are suing the Dutch state, arguing it must cut emissions faster to protect the Caribbean island from worsening heat, drought, and rising seas.

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Barbados tourism rose 5.43 percent in early 2025, with the United States surpassing the UK as the island’s top visitor market for the first time, driven by new airline routes and hotel investments.

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The UN has approved a 5,550-strong Gang Suppression Force to help Haiti’s police fight armed gangs, restore order, and support humanitarian aid, though officials warn that security alone will not solve the country’s deep crises.

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Haiti is mounting a large dog vaccination and public awareness campaign with PAHO’s support to fight rabies after several child deaths, showing that prevention remains possible even amid crisis.

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Brazil has launched the world’s largest mosquito-breeding factory in Curitiba to fight dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases using the Wolbachia bacterium.

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Des Moines school chief Ian Roberts, a former Olympian from Guyana, led Iowa’s largest school district for two years before being arrested by ICE for living and working in the U.S. illegally.

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Antigua’s government has warned citizens about a fake website posing as an official portal, part of a wider pattern across the Caribbean where scammers copy government or postal services to steal information or payments.

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Trump authorised 300 National Guard troops for Chicago after clashes near immigration facilities, prompting criticism and constitutional challenges over his use of military force in U.S. cities.

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