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CARICOM has condemned recent Guatemalan military incursions into Belize’s Sarstoon River, describing them as blatant violations of Belize’s sovereignty. Between September 10–13, Guatemalan forces reportedly entered Belizean territory, raised their flag, attempted to ram a Belizean vessel, and blocked navigation. The regional body warned such actions risk escalating into armed conflict but commended Belize’s restrained […]

A new World Trade Organization report warned on Wednesday, Artificial intelligence could boost the value of trade in goods and services by nearly 40% by 2040, but without adequate policies it could also exacerbate economic divides. According to the WTO’s World Trade Report, lower trade costs and enhanced productivity could drive substantial increases in trade and

Antigua and Barbuda has launched a new tertiary institution described as “revolutionary,” following the merger of several post-secondary colleges into one national college. The Antigua and Barbuda College of Advanced Studies (ABCAS) was formally unveiled Tuesday at Sandals Grande. It combines Antigua State College, the Antigua and Barbuda International Institute of Technology, and the Antigua

Denmark has announced plans to increase investment in Greenland, pledging 1.6 billion Danish crowns ($253 million) between 2026 and 2029 for healthcare and infrastructure projects. The funding will support a new landing strip in eastern Greenland, a deep-water port in the south, and cover the costs of Greenlandic patients treated in Danish hospitals. The move

Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has announced that civil servants in St Lucia will receive a special bonus with their December 2025 salaries, marking the first time in the country’s history that public officers will benefit from consecutive year-end bonuses. Pierre made the announcement during the 37th Annual General Meeting of the Castries East Constituency,