World News
July 20, 2024
Global Airport Outages Cause Delays and Disruption, Passengers Advised to Check for Updates
Global computer system outages cause airport disruptions, affecting journeys with delays and cancellations. Faulty software update by CrowdStrike leads to widespread impact on various services. Lessons learned for future IT system reliability.
July 18, 2024
Bangladesh's Protest Against Job Quota Policy Turns Violent with 13 Killed in Dhaka Clash
Thirteen killed in violent clashes between students and police in Dhaka over government job quotas. Unrest leads to deaths and injuries amid protests against employment policies in Bangladesh.
July 18, 2024
England's Dominance Exposes Disparity: West Indies Seeking More Test Cricket Opportunities
West Indies faced a heavy defeat by England in the first Test, highlighting financial disparities and limited Test match opportunities. Captain Brathwaite emphasizes the need for more Test cricket for his team.
July 18, 2024
Barbadian Racer Zane Maloney Making Waves in the World of Motorsport | Damian Hall/The Voice Online
Zane Maloney, the first Barbadian in Formula 2, aims to make waves in motorsport. With Rodin Motorsport, he showcases talent and determination on the path to Formula 1.
July 18, 2024
New African Import & Export Bank and Blue Green Bank to Boost Barbados' Financial Landscape with Climate-Resilient Investments
The African Import & Export Bank enters Barbados' financial landscape, with the Blue Green Bank (BGB) set to boost climate resilience projects through substantial capitalization and global partnerships, benefiting small businesses in the Caribbean region.
July 17, 2024
Barbados President Dame Sandra Mason's Historic Visit to Panama Strengthens Bilateral Relations
The Embassy of Barbados in Panama welcomed President Dame Sandra Mason on her historic visit, emphasizing Barbadian contributions to Panama's development and cultural ties between the nations.
July 17, 2024
Barbados Light and Power Team Assists Grenlec in Hurricane Beryl Recovery Efforts
Barbados Light and Power (BLPC) team, led by Edward Cummins, supports Grenada Electricity Services Ltd. post-Hurricane Beryl through CARILEC's Disaster Assistance Programme. Regional cooperation and assistance efforts highlighted.
July 17, 2024
Viktor Orban: Donald Trump Could Potentially Broker Peace Between Russia and Ukraine, Amid Concerns Over Territory Disputes
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban suggests Donald Trump could mediate peace between Russia and Ukraine, raising concerns over potential territorial concessions. Orban's letter to EU leaders outlines Trump's plans and potential changes in aid distribution.
July 16, 2024
Remembering Sir Neville Nicholls: A Tribute from The Prime Minister’s Office
Statement from The Prime Minister’s Office on the passing of former CDB President, Sir Neville Nicholls, highlighting his contributions to regional integration and development, as well as his distinguished career with the Caribbean Development Bank.
July 16, 2024
Barbadian Economist Carlos Forte Evaluates Barbados' Need for IMF Programmes and Economic Recovery Plans
Barbadian economist Carlos Forte questions the necessity of Barbados' second BERT plan, citing the success of the first IMF program in restoring fiscal stability and boosting foreign reserves.
July 16, 2024
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley Expresses Support Following Assassination Attempt on Former US President: Statements to Biden and Trump
The Prime Minister's Office issues a statement on the recent assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump, expressing solidarity and condemning violence. Prime Minister Mottley emphasizes the importance of standing against threats to democracy.
July 14, 2024
Pride Barbados Parade in Bridgetown Overcomes Hurricane Disruptions, Highlights LGBTQIA Resilience and Global Support
The Pride Barbados parade in Bridgetown persevered through challenges posed by Hurricane Beryl during Pride Month. Luke Lascaris of Equals emphasized ongoing efforts for LGBTQIA equality and inclusion. International allies showed support.