Leaders of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and Trinidad and Tobago said they are willing to have public discussions on their planned economic and political union.
The European Union and Cuba have formally restored ties five years after the EU imposed diplomatic sanctions on Cuba following the mass arrest of dissidents in 2003.
The World Bank said it would be canceling some of Haiti\'s debt next year, as the country grapples with rising food prices and the devastation from four major storms.
Leaders of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) will seek to iron out difficulties related to their proposed economic and political union with Trinidad and Tobago at a meeting in St Kitts today.
Less than a week after 13 Caribbean countries signed off on the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Europe, Guyana has now affixed its signature to the document.
A labour dispute is now brewing at a tourist resort project in the Turks and Caicos Islands after it was stalled following the failure of a major US bank, Lehman Brothers.
The Miami based National Hurricane centre is reporting that Hurricane Omar, a category-three storm is rapidly moving away from the northern Leeward Islands out to sea.
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) said the Caribbean and other developing countries could see a drop in trade as a direct result of the financial woes now plaguing global economies.
Teachers in St Vincent will continue a second day of industrial action today to protest against the government\'s public sector reclassification project.
