By Anthony Joseph Canada is officially in election mode. The writ has dropped, and just like that, we are thrust into one of the most consequential campaigns in recent memory. The country stands at a crossroads — not just politically, but morally and economically. With threats at home and abroad, from affordability crises to the […]
Construction of Dominica’s 10-megawatt geothermal power plant is advancing steadily, with the project set to become the second of its kind in the Eastern Caribbean and the first in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). Minister for Foreign Affairs, International Business, Trade, and Energy, Dr. Vince Henderson, confirmed that the plant is on schedule to be completed […]
By Andy Knight Donald Trump, a convicted felon, was inaugurated as President of the United States on Monday. This is Trump’s second kick at the can and Trump 2.0 promises to be even more chaotic than the first time he won the presidency. For Trinidad and Tobago, and the rest of the Caribbean, Trump 2.0 […]
By Anthony Joseph In recent years, we have witnessed an alarming trend that threatens the very foundations of democracy: the unchecked purchasing of influence and power by billionaires, seemingly willing to trade away freedoms for personal or financial gain. This corrosive dynamic—where the few amass disproportionate control while the many are left voiceless—must be addressed […]
In a New Year’s address, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley, the current Chair of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), outlined her vision and priorities for 2025. Mottley emphasized the importance of regional integration, economic resilience, and addressing pressing global challenges that directly impact the Caribbean. A key focus of her address was the resumption of the […]
Canada faces a pivotal moment in its history. The possibility `of another Donald Trump presidency in the United States presents not just a challenge but also an unprecedented opportunity for Canada to assert itself as a more independent, self-reliant, and resilient nation. This is not merely about reacting to an unpredictable neighbor; it is about […]
Anguilla’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Tourism announced the launch of the country’s new Dive Tourism Policy, which aims to establish Anguilla as a year-round destination for sustainable diving. Creating a framework for economic growth, community engagement, and guest safety while enshrining protections for Anguilla’s rich marine ecosystem, the policy will lay the groundwork for Anguilla […]
The COP29 climate talks in Baku, Azerbaijan, wrapped up with a last-minute agreement on climate finance, described by experts as a “fragile consensus.” The deal, finalized in the early hours of November 24, 2024, commits wealthy nations to lead an increase in climate finance to at least $300 billion annually by 2035. For the first […]
In July, Hurricane Beryl devastated Carriacou, Grenada, leaving its community of 8,000 in ruins. Fueled by unusually warm waters, the storm intensified from a Category 1 to a Category 5 hurricane within 24 hours—a clear sign of climate change’s escalating impact. For the Caribbean, such destruction is all too familiar, but the financial repercussions underline […]
By Ron Cheong How could a known non-stop liar, self absorbed narcissist, con man, insurrectionist, convicted felon, fascist, anti-immigrant, be elected President of the most powerful country in the world. Non-negotiable minimum ethical standards Let’s suspend for the moment the threat to democracy, the economy, abortion, gun control – as a matter of fact, lets […]
