Politics

China-Barbados Relations Strengthen with Model Partnership, Achieving Fruitful Results

May 18, 2024

China-Barbados Relations Strengthen with Model Partnership, Achieving Fruitful Results

China-Barbados relations are thriving, marked by mutual respect and benefits. Recent achievements include completed projects and educational collaborations, strengthening the strategic partnership between the two countries.

St Michael Fire Victims Receive $200,000 Donation from Sandy Lane Charitable Trust and Trustee Derek Smith

May 18, 2024

St Michael Fire Victims Receive $200,000 Donation from Sandy Lane Charitable Trust and Trustee Derek Smith

Sandy Lane Charitable Trust and Trustee Derek Smith donate $200,000 to victims of Wellington Street fire in St Michael. MP Corey Lane expresses gratitude for the support in helping families recover.

Barbados Bar Association Warns of Legal Challenges Facing Proposed Cybercrime Bill, Urges Amendments for Protection of Fundamental Rights

May 18, 2024

Barbados Bar Association Warns of Legal Challenges Facing Proposed Cybercrime Bill, Urges Amendments for Protection of Fundamental Rights

The Barbados Bar Association warns of potential legal challenges to the proposed Cybercrime Bill due to concerns over constitutional rights, police powers, and unfamiliar legal terms in the legislation.

Canadian Military Official Emphasizes Significance of Exercise Tradewinds for Regional Security and Cooperation

May 17, 2024

Canadian Military Official Emphasizes Significance of Exercise Tradewinds for Regional Security and Cooperation

Canadian military official emphasizes the impact of Exercise Tradewinds in enhancing cooperation and readiness among regional forces. HMCS Margaret Brooke's role in regional security efforts and drug interception missions highlighted.

Fringe Political Party Candidate Files Constitutional Motion Over Election Appeal Delay During COVID-19 Quarantine

May 17, 2024

Fringe Political Party Candidate Files Constitutional Motion Over Election Appeal Delay During COVID-19 Quarantine

A Sovereignty Party candidate files a constitutional motion against the state over delays in hearing an election appeal, claiming COVID-19 quarantined voters were disenfranchised. High Court case details provided.

Exercise Tradewinds 2024 Concludes with Multidomain Training in Barbados

May 16, 2024

Exercise Tradewinds 2024 Concludes with Multidomain Training in Barbados

Exercise Tradewinds 2024 training personnel, including divers and instructors from various countries, conducted multi-domain exercises in Barbados, focusing on cyber, special operations, and maritime components. The program concludes today.

Understanding Israel's Perspective on Palestine: A Neutral Analysis

May 16, 2024

Understanding Israel's Perspective on Palestine: A Neutral Analysis

The article discusses Israel's Ambassador to Barbados' response to Barbados recognizing the State of Palestine, highlighting the ongoing conflict and human rights violations in the region.

Senators Criticize Government for Ineffective Business Facilitation Systems: Calls for Immediate Improvements

May 16, 2024

Senators Criticize Government for Ineffective Business Facilitation Systems: Calls for Immediate Improvements

Senators criticize government for failing to enhance business facilitation systems, citing ongoing issues with technology implementation and inefficiencies at key regulatory agencies like CAIPO and the banking system.

Senate Clash Over Tax Reform: Contrasting Views on Economic Stimulus and Global Dynamics

May 16, 2024

Senate Clash Over Tax Reform: Contrasting Views on Economic Stimulus and Global Dynamics

Opposition Senator Ryan Walters and Deputy President of the Senate Elizabeth Thompson clash over government's tax reform approach, advocating for bold reforms versus measured strategy amid global challenges.

Barbados Revenue Authority Issues Tax Return Notifications to Taxpayers; Opposition Senator Questions Government's Move

May 16, 2024

Barbados Revenue Authority Issues Tax Return Notifications to Taxpayers; Opposition Senator Questions Government's Move

Barbados Revenue Authority notifies taxpayers to file outstanding tax returns for up to five years, with penalties and interest. Opposition Senator questions move, citing impact on non-residents, students, and low-income earners.

OAS Supports Supreme Court with Computer Equipment Donation for Justice Modernization

May 16, 2024

OAS Supports Supreme Court with Computer Equipment Donation for Justice Modernization

The Organisation of American States (OAS) donates computer equipment to the Supreme Court for modernization and improved technology integration in justice delivery. Acquisition under a drug treatment court model programme.

EU and National Partners Sign Landmark Agreement on Disaster Risk Management

May 16, 2024

EU and National Partners Sign Landmark Agreement on Disaster Risk Management

EU and national actors signed a landmark agreement on disaster risk management. Strong partnerships are crucial for effective crisis response. Collaboration between EU-LAC regions enhances disaster preparedness and response efforts.

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