The Supreme Court overturning of the landmark Roe vs Wade ruling that made abortion legal has divided the opinions of millions of Americans
Mr. Ian Stein, Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)/ World Health Organization (WHO) Representative to Jamaica, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands, was in the country for a two-day visit, last week, to re-engage partnerships affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and bolster public health initiatives.
The United States economy is predicted to descend into a recession next year when the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to combat high and widening inflation, according to two economists at Deutsche Bank. But they did state that it probably won’t last too long.
The European Union(EU) has published its updated Grey List of what it describes as “non-cooperative” offshore financial centres and the Cayman Islands is not included.
The Cayman Islands has joined the British, American and other governments in slapping financial sanctions on individuals and companies linked to the Russian government in response to ongoing the attack on Ukraine.
It might be over 6,000 miles away, but the worsening hostility between Russia and western/NATO-backed Ukraine - which some leaders see as on the verge of all-out war - could be closer to Cayman than a casual observation might suggest.
When the death of Sidney Poitier, beloved Bahamian-American and trailblazing movie star, was announced last Friday, black people worldwide were the most saddened but such was his brilliance that everyone of a certain age with even a smattering knowledge of the silver screen was dismayed too.
The world’s attention is now focused on Omicron, the newest and most worrying variant of the COVID-19 virus, as scientists scramble to learn more about it in the hope of stopping it in its tracks.
On 4 November the UK’s medicines regulator, MHRA (Medicines & Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) – the equivalent of America’s US Food and Drug Administration) - approved the usage of the first pill to treat symptomatic Covid-19. It is the first country in the world to do so.
Honduras is preparing Palmerola International Airport for commercial flights to replace Toncontin, one of the most dangerous airports in the world.
