Faced with the prospect of American and European Union visa restrictions - some of which are already coming into force- a handful of Caribbean nations are now confronted with the economically-dislocating reality of increased tariffs on their exports to the US.
The Government of Montserrat is gathering input from residents and its global diaspora as it prepares to draft a new Sustainable Development Strategy (SDS) and National Development Plan (NDP) for the island.
Members of the Guyanese community here in Cayman are mourning with relatives at home and the wider diaspora as they try to come to terms with a maritime tragedy that has taken dozens of lives in their homeland.
Acting Premier and Minister for Tourism and Trade Development Honourable Gary Rutty has expressed condolences to the government and people of Guyana following the recent capsizing of the MV Barima, which was carrying 116 passengers and a 17-member crew
Cayman’s system of government utilising Parliamentary Secretaries to support ministerial portfolios, is being cited by the Turks and Caicos Islands as a model for that UK Overseas Territory.
The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) has issued a series of redesigned banknotes replacing the late Queen Elizabeth II with selected national heroes from member states where the Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC/XCD) is the official currency.
The Bermuda government is still hoping to table legislation on major electoral reforms by September this year.
The Caricom Reparations Commission has included the British and other Overseas Territories(OTs) in the region in a Revised Reparations Manifesto it is now presenting to the United Kingdom government and the United Nations as it ramps up its lobbying.
Under mounting pressure, especially from the European Union(EU), over their Citizen By Investment(CBI)/Citizen Investment Programme(CIP) passport scheme, leaders of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States(OECS) have announced that they are setting up a unified strategy to hopefully resolve the
An issue which has become a controversial topic of debate throughout the Caribbean, especially in countries which have or are negotiating third-country nationals (TCN) deportee arrangements with the United States, has landed on the Caricom Summit agenda.