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On February 28, 2025, Microsoft announced it would retire Skype, its long-standing voice and video calling service, directing users to Microsoft Teams. Originally founded in 2003, Skype revolutionized online communication …
Microsoft to Retire Skype, Transition to Teams in 2025 Read More
Acting Prime Minister Stuart Young cannot guarantee the survival of the Dragon gas deal with Venezuela following new U.S. sanctions. He stresses ongoing engagement with U.S. officials and energy partners …
Uncertainty Looms Over Dragon Gas Deal with Venezuela as U.S. Revokes Licenses Read More
CARICOM has formally warned Venezuela against conducting elections in the disputed Essequibo region of Guyana, emphasizing that such actions violate international law. The organization condemned a recent attack on the …
CARICOM Reiterates Support for Guyana Against Venezuelan Claims to Essequibo Read More
CARICOM Heads of Government expressed serious concerns over Venezuela’s intention to conduct elections in the Essequibo region and condemned a recent attack on the Guyana Defence Force. They reaffirmed support …
CARICOM Heads Urge Venezuela to Halt Election Plans in Essequibo Read More
Haiti and Benin signed a memorandum to enhance diplomatic ties and political cooperation. The agreement focuses on collaboration in security, education, culture, diplomacy, and scientific research for a period of …
Haiti and Benin Forge New Diplomatic Relations Amid Security Challenges Read More
On January 8, 2025, Haiti’s Foreign Minister, Jean-Victor Harvel Jean-Baptiste, attended the Benin-CARICOM Ministerial Meeting, aiming to strengthen relations and enhance cooperation between Caribbean and African nations. The meeting led …
Haiti Strengthens Diplomatic Relations with Benin at CARICOM Meeting Read More
Foreign ministers from Caribbean states and Benin met on January 8, 2025, to discuss sending troops to Haiti amid ongoing instability due to gang violence and political issues. Emphasizing Haiti’s …
Caribbean Nations and Benin Discuss Troop Deployment to Haiti Read More
The National Democratic Party of Suriname praised China for its continued support during Desi Bouterse’s presidency. Following Bouterse’s death, the Chinese Ambassador paid condolences, emphasizing the ongoing benefits from projects …
Opposition Praises China for Support During Bouterse’s Presidency Read More
Peru announces the establishment of its first embassy in Guyana, aiming to deepen ties with the Caribbean Community. Foreign Affairs Minister Elmer Schialer made the announcement in Washington, emphasizing trade …
Peru to Establish Its First Embassy in Guyana, Enhancing Caricom Relations Read More
During the Eighth CARICOM-Japan Ministerial Conference, the foreign ministers called for a peaceful resolution of the Guyana-Venezuela border controversy and emphasized the importance of human rights and dialogue in Venezuela’s …
CARICOM and Japan Advocate for Peaceful Resolution of Guyana-Venezuela Border Dispute Read More