Saint Lucia – More than twenty local Carnival costume designers and builders participated in a two-week workshop aimed at improving their already remarkable skills. The “Mas Making Magic: From Vision to Costume” was a hands-on costume design workshop that blended imagination, innovation, and tradition as part of the 2025 Spotlight Taiwan Project, and was sponsored […]
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CARICOM’s Secretary-General urged greater investment, innovation, and partnerships to tackle the NCD epidemic, warning most Member States will miss 2025 health targets.
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Barbados will host its first Caribbean Motor Racing Festival this November, promising a four-day mix of drag, drift, and circuit racing with regional competitors and major economic benefits.
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Guyana is positioning itself as a regional maritime hub with new oil-linked shipping capacity, a planned deepwater port, and reforms to modernize its port sector.
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The arrest of former Bolivian anti-drugs chief Felipe Cáceres over a cocaine lab highlights the blurred line between legal coca farming and the country’s thriving cocaine trade, while exposing cracks in the political legacy of Evo Morales.
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Haiti’s leader asked the UN for a stronger international force to fight gangs and pressed France for reparations, warning the country risks collapse without urgent action.
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By Sir Ronald Sanders On September 23, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump used his address to the 80th session of the UN General Assembly to question the Organization’s purpose. He is not alone; leaders worldwide have asked the same question. “The UN has such tremendous potential,” he said, but it is “not even coming close,” […]
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CARICOM Secretary-General Dr. Carla Barnett urged regional unity and innovation in agriculture ahead of the 19th Caribbean Week of Agriculture in St. Kitts and Nevis, stressing food security, jobs, and empowerment as central goals.
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Speaking on behalf of CARICOM, St. Kitts and Nevis urged the UN to deliver concrete progress on gender equality, warning that women and girls in the Caribbean and worldwide still face persistent inequalities 30 years after the Beijing Declaration.
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