The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Haiti wants local officials to justify a ban on 17 political groups from participating in next year\'s legislative council elections.
Commonwealth heads of government have agreed on a $10 billion annual contribution to assist developing countries counter the effects of global warming.
Antigua\'s Attorney General Justin Simon said he does not believe the rejection of the new constitution in St Vincent will prevent other countries from adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as their final court of appeal.
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth and her husband, Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh are now in Trinidad and Tobago for the start of a three-day official visit.
The two opposition parties in Dominica have refused to sign an election code of conduct being pushed by the Dominica Christian Council and the Dominica Evangelical Association.
The military in Cuba is now preparing to begin three days of exercises, the first since Fidel Castro was replaced as president by his brother Raul last year.
Election officials in Haiti have barred the political party of former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide from legislative elections scheduled for February.
Lawyers representing two opposition legislators in St Kitts and Nevis have filed a court challenge to stop the government from changing the island\'s constituency boundaries.
Banana producing countries from African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries have accused the European Union (EU) of sacrificing their interests by reaching a deal with Latin America.
Leaders of CARICOM member states are planning to raise concerns about the controversial Air Passenger Tax with UK officials attending the Commonwealth summit in Trinidad later this week.
Dozens of Haitians have been arrested in the Dominican Republic on charges of cutting down trees and plants in a national park, for agricultural purposes.
The Electoral Commission in St Vincent and the Grenadines said it will extend the opening times of polling stations to ensure all voters get the chance to have their say in tomorrow’s historic constitutional referendum.
The Baldwin Spencer administration has signaled that it will be tightening the money laundering laws following the alleged multi billion US dollar fraud involving Texan investor Allen Stanford.
