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Trinidadians voted in parliamentary elections amid economic downturn and rising gang violence. Former energy minister Stuart Young faces challenges from Kamla Persad-Bissessar of the UNC. The election outcome will impact …
Trinidadians Head to Polls Amid Economic Woes and Increased Violence Read More
Jamaica will host the 49th Regular Meeting of CARICOM in July 2025. Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness will chair discussions focused on trade and security, essential challenges for regional economic …
Jamaica to Host 49th Regular CARICOM Meeting in July 2025 Read More
President Kaïs Saïed dismissed Prime Minister Kamel Madouri and appointed Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri, a former Minister, as the new Prime Minister. In their meeting, Saïed emphasized the need for strong …
Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed Appoints Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri as Prime Minister Read More
The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing a humanitarian crisis with increasing cases of cholera, Mpox, and measles. Ongoing violence and the suspension of USAID funding are undermining health services, …
Crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Rising Preventable Diseases and Humanitarian Needs Read More
On February 25, 2023, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expanded visa restrictions affecting Cuban medical professionals. Responses from Caribbean leaders have varied, with some defending their long-standing partnerships with …
Cuban Medical Professionals and CARICOM’s Response to U.S. Policy Changes Read More
Morocco’s karate team excelled at the Karate 1 Premier League in China, winning gold and bronze medals. Said Oubaya secured gold in the under-67 kg category, while Nisrine Brouk earned …
Morocco Claims Gold and Bronze at Karate 1 Premier League in China Read More
Jamaica’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Senator Kamina Johnson-Smith, congratulated Albert Ramdin on his election as OAS Secretary-General, marking a historic milestone for the Caribbean. She underscored the importance of OAS’s role …
Jamaica’s Minister Johnson-Smith Congratulates New OAS Secretary-General Ramdin Read More
Tunisia plans to increase phosphate production to 14 million tonnes annually by 2030. Decisions made at a cabinet meeting include upgrading production facilities, establishing new units for phosphate processing, and …
Tunisia Aims to Enhance Phosphate Production to 14 Million Tonnes by 2030 Read More
The mass trial of around 40 opposition figures in Tunisia has ignited accusations of a politically motivated crackdown by President Kais Saied. Human rights organizations have condemned the trials as …
Mass Trials of Political Opponents in Tunisia Raise Concerns Over Human Rights Read More
Kamchybek Tashiev, a key official in Kyrgyzstan, has criticized the proposed transition to a 12-year education system, citing deteriorating quality in current schools. He highlights the minimal success of Kyrgyz …
Kamchybek Tashiev Critiques Proposed 12-Year Education System in Kyrgyzstan Read More