Politics
March 9, 2025
Panama Releases Deported Migrants Held in Remote Camp Amid Human Rights Concerns
Panama releases dozens of migrants, including those from China, Russia, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, held in poor conditions after being deported from the U.S. Concerns raised over human rights and access to medical care.
March 8, 2025
Haitian Economist Fritz Alphonse Jean Assumes Presidency Amid Ongoing Conflict with Armed Gangs
Haitian economist Fritz Alphonse Jean assumes presidency of Haiti's transitional council amid conflict with armed gangs. Plans include a "corrective war budget" and boosting police and army recruits.
March 8, 2025
China Imposes Retaliatory Tariffs on Canadian Farm Imports, Adding to Global Trade Tensions
China retaliates against Canada with new tariffs on farm and food imports effective March 20. The move follows Canada's duties on Chinese electric vehicles, steel, and aluminum products, escalating global trade tensions.
March 8, 2025
Resolving Venezuela's Essequibo Claim: Recent Incident In Guyana's EEZ Examined
The article discusses Venezuela's response to the Essequibo region dispute with Guyana, highlighting a recent incident involving a Venezuelan military vessel and Exxon-operated FPSO platforms in Guyana's EEZ.
March 7, 2025
Russia Conducts Major Strikes in Ukraine Amid US Intelligence Cut, Talks of Ceasefire | Update
Russia conducts massive strikes across Ukraine using drones and ballistic missiles after US halts intelligence sharing. Ukrainian president reports damage to energy infrastructure and injuries in missile attack. Talks for peace ongoing.
March 7, 2025
NHC Minister Dwight Sutherland Affirms Active Status of Rent-to-Own Programme for Low-Income Earners
Minister of Housing Dwight Sutherland reaffirms the active status of the NHC's rent-to-own program, offering low-income earners a gradual path to homeownership with flexible payment options and expansion plans.
March 7, 2025
Barbados Trade Union Denounces Government Plan to Sell Historic Holetown Civic Centre for Private Development
CTUSAB criticizes Barbados government's plan to sell Holetown Civic Centre for private hotel development, citing disregard for cultural heritage and contrasting with preservation efforts at other historical sites.
March 6, 2025
Mexican President Denounces US Tariffs, Threatens Retaliation: Bilateral Relations Under Strain
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum criticizes US tariffs, threatens retaliation over strained bilateral relations. Plans for countermeasures to be revealed at public assembly in Mexico City. Concerns raised over economic impact.
March 6, 2025
Trump Grants Tariff Exemption to Mexico Under Trade Pact with Canada Until April 2
US President Trump announces Mexico exempt from tariffs under USMCA until April 2. Canada may also receive similar exemption. Trump's second tariff climbdown in two days. USMCA covers various sectors.
March 6, 2025
Opposition Leader emphasizes Government responsibility to control electricity costs for affordability
Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne emphasizes the government's role in controlling electricity costs to maintain affordability and economic stability. He stresses the importance of citizen confidence and access to renewable energy solutions.
March 6, 2025
Ukraine's Ambassador Criticizes US for Disrupting World Order
Ukraine's ambassador to the UK criticizes the US for disrupting the world order, citing concerns over Trump administration's foreign policy and potential impact on NATO and Europe.
March 6, 2025
Barbados and India Strengthen 59-Year Diplomatic Relationship: Emphasis on Enhanced Cooperation and Recognition for COVID-19 Response
Barbados and India strengthen diplomatic ties with enhanced cooperation, recognizing India's support during the pandemic. Focus on political, commercial collaboration highlighted at ceremony honoring Prime Minister Modi.