Black and Asian people in the UK who are second and third generation immigrants generally feel more discriminated against than recent European migrants, two surveys show.
Volcano experts in the Philippines are monitoring the Taal volcano closely for signs of a major eruption. At press time, the volcano’s activity has eased since it began spewing steam and ash two weeks ago, but the threat of a large-scale eruption remains, say scientists.
Canadians who cannot afford regular meals are more likely to die early, according to a study released this week, showing that people are dying from hunger even in wealthy countries like Canada.
Caribbean-US relations were put to a severe test this week over an invitation list for a meeting in Jamaica with the American Secretary of State Mr Mike Pompeo.
A suggestion by a British MP (member of parliament) that the Overseas Territories (OTs) “should be invited to become equal members of the United Kingdom after Brexit” is worthy of consideration.
The UK housing market will bounce back in 2020 now there’s less uncertainty about Brexit.
Venezuela, its oil exports decimated by United States sanctions, is testing a new method of getting its crude to market by allocating cargoes to joint-venture partners including Chevron Corp, which in turn market the oil to customers in Asia and Africa.
Cuba is not renowned for its culinary pleasures, yet it has just had a food festival and plans to attract foodies from all over the world.
The Honduras tourist hotspot of Roatan has got a new airline visiting. WestJet is celebrating carrying guests for the first time to the snorkelling and diving paradise following last week’s inaugural flight from Toronto.