U.S. And Caribbean Hold Talks on Transnational Crime
CARIBBEAN - Regional security is taking center stage in the Caribbean, with a powerful U.S. Congressional delegation in Trinidad and Tobago for high-level talks.
U.S. And Caribbean Hold Talks on Transnational Crime
CARIBBEAN - Regional security is taking center stage in the Caribbean, with a powerful U.S. Congressional delegation in Trinidad and Tobago for high-level talks.
Queen Camilla Wishes She Could Share King’s Cancer Diagnosis
UNITED KINGDOM - Queen Camilla said she knew about king Charles' cancer diagnosis days before it was made public and found it difficult to keep quiet.
ABC Sues FCC Over “Threat to the Network”
UNITED STATES - ABC has taken a major step in its conflict with the Trump administration by filing a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), on first amendment grounds.
U.S. And Canada Try to Reach Last-minute Deal on Tariffs
UNITED STATES - President Donald trump announced on Tuesday that he is delaying a 50% tariff on $20 billion worth of Canadian imports, just hours before the sanctions were set to take effect.
Zambian President Re-Elected
ZAMBIA - Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has been declared the winner of a contentious election, securing about 60% of the vote despite violence and disruptions at polling stations.
U.S. And Canada Hold Tariff Talks
UNITED STATES - The U.S. and Canada are racing against the clock to reach an agreement on tariffs before a midnight deadline this Wednesday, set by President Donald Trump.
European Countries Battle Wildfires Across the Region
EUROPE - Firefighters across Europe are battling multiple wildfires amid record-breaking heat and extremely dry conditions.
Caribbean Loses $2 Billion Annually Due to Climate Change
THE CARIBBEAN - Climate change and climate-related disasters are costing small island developing states, particularly in the Caribbean, billions of dollars each year, according to a new study released ahead of the COP31 climate conference.
Searing Heat Blamed for Poultry Shotage in Trinidad
TRINIDAD - Consumers in Trinidad are currently experiencing a shortage of chicken at some retail outlets, as local production has declined by 20 percent due to searing heat.