An hour before midnight a small team from the Colombian Coast Guard climbs on board a speed boat equipped with radar and high-tech detection systems. It is 11pm, and the group of a half-dozen young marines, is setting off to patrol the tiny coral resort island of San Andrés in the Caribbean Sea. As they […]
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U.S. Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy announced Tuesday that Congressional lawmakers planned to start an “impeachment inquiry” into President Joe Biden to look into allegations that Biden had personally benefited financially, when he was Vice-President to Barack Obama, from his son Hunter Biden’s business dealings in Ukraine and China. “These allegations paint a picture […]
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At the end of the two-day forum of the Caribbean Network Operators Group, the St. Kitts and Nevis Internet Exchange Point (SKNIX) was launched yesterday. The primary purpose of an IXP is to allow different local networks to interconnect directly, via the exchange, rather than going through one or more third-party networks. The primary advantages […]
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Russian news sources say that Ukraine has launched 10 missiles and several drone boats in an attack on the home of its Black Sea fleet in Crimea. “Two naval vessels, which were damaged by a missile attack of the Kiev regime on 13 September, undergoing scheduled repairs at the ship repair plant named after S. […]
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Tens of thousands of homes and businesses, as well as schools and hospitals have been left with no water or low pressure in south-west London, Thames Water said this morning. BBC London understands a number of schools were forced to close due to lack of drinking water or water to flush toilets. St Richard Reynolds […]
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The British Virgin Islands Territory will be hosting a high-level meeting aimed at combating global illicit financial flows this week. That’s the news from finance minister Lorna Smith, who told the House of Assembly on that “senior officials” from the Overseas Territories and the United Kingdom will be meeting in the Virgin Islands from September […]
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The United States government is suing one of the world’s most powerful companies: search engine giant Google. If you want to know more about the case…then you can always Google it. A court battle kicks off on Tuesday in which the U.S. Justice Department will argue that Google abused its power as a monopoly to […]
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Brazilian and indigenous women from all over the world gathered in the capital of South America’s largest country to march for equal rights and demand land demarcation together with the end of illegal mining, Agencia Brasil reported Monday. Demarcation is the Brazilian government’s process for the formal recognition and titling of indigenous lands. The announcement […]
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Torrential rains from Storm Daniel have caused the collapse of two dams in Libya, leading to whole neighborhoods being washed away with at least 2,000 people dead and an estimated 10,000 people missing, presumed drowned. Tamer Ramadan, head of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies delegation in Libya, gave the missing […]
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President Luis Abinader of the Dominican Republic said yesterday that he has ordered that the issue of visas to Haitians is to be suspended because of a dispute regarding the construction of a canal in Haiti that may drain water from the Massacre River basin, harming Dominican agriculture. He also threatened to shut down all […]
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