A political firestorm is brewing in Nevis over the treatment of non-nationals, following reports that at least 30 people have been arrested since Friday in a police crackdown on illegal migrants.
The Cuban government is criticizing the United States for its decision to ease sanctions on Havana and two other countries to allow exports of Internet services.
Antigua and Barbuda\'s Finance Minister, Harold Lovell, has defended his country\'s decision to decrease by 41 the number of items which have been zero-rated under the sales tax.
The Guyana Bauxite and General Workers Union is seeking international support in its prolonged industrial dispute with the Russian-owned Bauxite Company of Guyana.
The Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) has warned of the potential impact that a strike by the cabin crew of British Airways (BA) will have on the sector in the region.
CARICOM Heads of Government have said that the regional grouping will be pushing for a development fund to facilitate the reconstruction of earthquake-hit Haiti.
Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves has filed a writ in St Vincent and the Grenadines’ High Court seeking damages from Opposition Leader Arnhim Eustace over statements he allegedly made during a 15 day period last month.
CARICOM leaders will open their two-day intersessional summit in Roseau, Dominica today with the state of regional economies high on the agenda for the first full working day of the meeting.
Dominica\'s Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit, is warning opposition parliamentarians that he’s prepared to call by-elections if they continue to miss sittings of parliament.
The World Bank\'s private sector lender, the International Finance Corp (IFC) has approved $35 million to help companies in Haiti rebuild and create jobs.
Opposition legislators in Bermuda have criticised Premier Dr. Ewart Brown over his decision to attend the CARICOM inter-sessional summit in Dominica later this week.
