Global News Briefs
Venezuela banking on crypto trading
Venezuela may not just be using its own cryptocurrency to dodge the consequences of international sanctions
Venezuela may not just be using its own cryptocurrency to dodge the consequences of international sanctions
The British royal couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are so frustrated by negative media coverage that they are suing a UK newspaper who published a private letter between her and her father, Thomas.
Rising numbers of farmers in drought-stricken Honduras could be forced to leave their homes unless support for rural communities is ramped up to help struggling families better cope with extreme weather and climate change, UN officials have warned.
Cuba will soon have another luxurious Kempinski Hotel, its third, on the island desperate for tourism income.The new Gran Hotel Bristol by Kempinski, scheduled to open by year’s end in Old Town Havana, is the result of a newly signed management contract with Grupo de Turismo Gaviota SA, the owning c
Canada’s aspiring property owners overwhelmingly feel they have little or no chance of ever being able to afford buying a home.Nearly two-thirds of residents in the capital Ottawa say their city is becoming too expensive, but that’s still lower than the average rate reported in a national survey of
President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs and declaration of martial law in an island territory are being used as a pretext to attack people defending their land and environment in the Philippines.
Nine lawyers from our Appleby Cayman team have received individual recognition in this year’s IFLR1000 Guide.
The RCIPS Human Resources Department recently participated in the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre’s (CIFEC) Career Fair on Friday 20 September with the goal of providing students with information on prospective internship opportunities.
On 23 September 2019 the Utility Regulation and Competition Office (“the Office”/”OfReg”) published on its website Consultation Document – E&U 2019
I have taken note in recent times the comments by the Local Advocacy Group - Colours Cayman and their concerns of our capable Education Minister, in her ministry’s proposed school - “anti bullying rules, will not protect students in that community”.