What might have otherwise been dismissed as an innocuous joke remark by an American television host with a reputation for controversy is causing quite a stir in Bermuda.
The Turks and Caicos Islands has moved into another phase of an ongoing comprehensive review of its immigration system.
A British-government-organised international summit in June on combating illicit financing is being touted as a final deadline for Cayman and other Overseas Territories to fully enact the Public Access to Registers of Beneficial Ownership (PARBO) legislation.
Cayman and other UK Caribbean Overseas Territories face a final warning: pass the full UK-drafted Public Access to Beneficial Ownership legislation by this summer, or face consequences.
A former deputy premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) has sparked a renewed debate about over-reliance on tourism as an economic pillar in the aftermath of the devastation in western Jamaica caused by Hurricane Melissa.
The Premier of Montserrat, Reuben T Meade, has called on member countries of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States(OECS) to remove any remaining restrictions preventing their citizens from moving and working freely among the islands.
In a development that has sent tongues wagging throughout all levels of British society, Prince Andrew has announced that he will be giving up more of his royal titles.
The Bermuda government has launched a new scheme to alleviate the impact of the rising cost of living on the island.
Anguilla is to host what is being billed as the first-ever music tourism convention in the Caribbean.
Earlier this week, Honourable Juliana O’Connor-Connolly, Premier of the Cayman Islands and President of the United Kingdom Overseas Territories Association (UKOTA) announced the establishment of the United Kingdom Overseas Territories Day, which will be celebrated annually on the first Monday in Jun