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March 16, 2024
Caribbean Tourism Sector Sees Positive Growth in Visitor Arrivals, Surpassing Pre-Pandemic Levels - CTO Report 2023
The Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) reports a 14.3% increase in international visitors to the Caribbean, driven by US outbound travel demand, marketing efforts, and improved airlift infrastructure leading to sector recovery.
March 16, 2024
The Curious Case of Catherine, Princess of Wales' Public Absence: A Stirring Online Saga
"Explore the evolving mystery surrounding Catherine, Princess of Wales' prolonged absence in this intriguing speculation-filled narrative. From conspiracy theories to social media uproar, delve into the latest updates and speculations."
March 15, 2024
Barbados Peacekeeping Troops Deployment to Haiti Delayed Amid Uncertain Multinational Mission
Deployment of Barbadian peacekeeping troops to Haiti delayed pending clarity on Kenya-led multinational force mobilization after Haiti's PM stepped down. Barbados stands by to restore order in gang-ridden Haiti.
March 14, 2024
Denmark Announces Female Military Conscription and Budget Increase Amid Rising Tensions in Europe
Denmark increases defence budget to meet NATO targets, extends military conscription to women for the first time, and aims for gender equality in armed forces by 2026.
March 14, 2024
World Surf League Comes to Soup Bowl in Bathsheba, Barbados for Exciting WSL Events | Barbados Surf Pro 2023
The Soup Bowl in Bathsheba, Barbados, will host the World Surf League events from March 18-24. Join hundreds of surfers from around the globe competing in the Live Like Zander Junior Pro and Barbados Surf Pro QS 5000.
March 14, 2024
Biden Faces Potential Blow to Reelection Campaign with Proposed TikTok Ban Amidst Concerns Over Ties to Chinese Government
"Discover how the potential TikTok ban by President Joe Biden could impact the 2024 campaign, affecting access to a platform popular among younger voters and its implications on political discourse."
March 14, 2024
Haiti Political Leaders Reject CARICOM Proposal, Propose Own Governing Council
Multiple political leaders in Haiti reject CARICOM's proposed 7-member council to address the country's instability, favoring their own 3-member council until general elections. Transition of power discussions ongoing.
March 13, 2024
European Parliament Approves Groundbreaking AI Act to Manage Risks in the Sector
The European Parliament approves groundbreaking AI Act, a comprehensive framework to manage AI risks, ensuring technology aligns with human interests. The law classifies AI products by risk level, marking a new governance era.
March 13, 2024
Understanding Prime Minister Ariel Henry’s Resignation in Haiti: Examining the CARICOM Roadmap and Path Forward
The overnight resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry amid Haitian political turmoil creates an opportunity for stability. The CARICOM plan outlines a roadmap for progress, urging international support for lasting change.
March 13, 2024
US State Department Report Warns of National Security Risks Posed by Advanced Artificial Intelligence
"New report commissioned by US State Department highlights national security risks posed by evolving artificial intelligence, emphasizing the potential for catastrophic consequences. Recommendations to avert disaster. #AIsecurity"
March 12, 2024
CARICOM leaders discuss Haiti's political and social environment in Kingston, Jamaica
CARICOM leaders and officials, including Barbadian Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley, discussed the ongoing political and social situation in Haiti in Kingston, Jamaica, with notable regional and international figures present.
March 11, 2024
India Prepares for Implementation of Controversial Citizenship Amendment Act Amid Backlash
India's government plans a controversial Citizenship Amendment Act, criticized as anti-Muslim. The law allows non-Muslim minorities from neighboring countries to seek citizenship. Authorities say it aids persecuted groups.