A deadly gang attack during the reopening of Haiti’s main hospital killed two journalists, worsened tensions over gang control, and highlighted the ongoing collapse of the nation’s health and security systems.
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The St. Kitts Nevis Observer wished a very Merry Christmas to all its readers.
All over the world children dressed as shepherds and young parents have been taking part in parades and performances to celebrate the nativity, and learning about Christmas customs, such as Christmas trees and traditional Christmas food (and drink).
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Violence in Haiti has worsened the healthcare crisis, prompting PAHO and its partners to provide emergency support, protect medical facilities, and combat cholera outbreaks.
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The Bermuda Government has asked people to report to police if they run into an online fake advertisement for lost parcels being sold, reports the Royal Gazette of Bermuda.
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The Parker Solar Probe is making history by venturing closer to the Sun than ever before, aiming to uncover the mysteries of its outer atmosphere and solar wind while enduring extreme conditions.
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Haiti and Colombia held a historic binational council to strengthen cooperation on security, education, and migration while commemorating Haiti’s role in Colombia’s independence.
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Nabil Attar, a Syrian refugee and successful restaurateur in France, reflects on his journey from escaping Assad’s regime to rebuilding his life in Europe amid evolving debates on Syrian asylum policies.
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St. Lucia – The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs is aware of a circulating WhatsApp voice note claiming that a toxic substance is being served in drinks, resulting in significant adverse health effects. The Ministry of Health wishes to categorically state that this information is false and unfounded. There is currently no evidence […]
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St. Lucia – The ARC rally ethos of collective endeavour, friendship and support took centre stage at the awards ceremony on Saturday night in Rodney Bay, Saint Lucia. After crossing almost 3000NM of Atlantic from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, crews came together to celebrate and remember. As Daniel Sebald, skipper of the Colin Archer Ostwind (DEU), […]
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St. Lucia – To enhance security measures in our capital, the Government of Saint Lucia has allocated additional crime-fighting resources to the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force to activate a mobile police station. Police officers from various policing divisions, including the Special Services Unit, Central Police Station, Traffic Dept and Community Policing Unit, have been […]
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