Tens of thousands of people in China\'s quake-hit Sichuan province fled their houses yesterday after a government warning of a possible major aftershock.
Caribbean tourism ministers have been called to a crucial meeting slated for May 29 in Antigua to respond to the fallout being caused by rising fuel costs.
The St. Lucia government has been plunged into a new crisis with two ruling party members of parliament withdrawing their support for Prime Minister Stephenson King.
The Chief Executive Officer of locally-owned Capital Bank International (CBI) in Grenada, which went into receivership earlier this year, will appear before a Magistrate today on three counts of fraudulent breaches of trust.
There are growing calls for the Patrick Manning administration to order a commission of inquiry into the embattled Urban Development Corporation (Udecott) of Trinidad and Tobago.
Trinidad and Tobago\'s opposition has refused to sit on the investigative team, which is to probe the use of money managed by the country’s urban development company.
The leader of the opposition in St. Lucia has called for fresh elections because of what he views as a crisis within the police force and within the government.
St Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves said the government would be putting subsidies in place to cushion the effects of rising oil prices.
The Registrar at the Barbados-based Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) Dr. Didacus Jules is warning of criminal action against any employee who may have leaked Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) test papers to students in Trinidad and Tob
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell said a report of a Commission of Inquiry has found no evidence to support claims that he received a substantial sum of money from his former trade ambassador during a trip to Europe a few years ago.
CARICOM trade ministers have expressed grave concern about the possible reduction of the tariff on bananas for the European Union’s Most-Favoured Nation.
The civil aviation authorities from Belize, the Bahamas and Jamaica will meet in Belize this week to discuss guidelines for hiring people involved in aviation security.
Grenada\'s civil society has set May 30 as the date to present a Code of Conduct to political parties and politicians contesting the upcoming general elections.
Guyana’s largest trade union has blasted the Bharrat Jagdeo administration for implementing relief measures, including a five percent salary hike, without consulting with labour leaders.
United States President George W. Bush has again rejected calls for easing US trade restrictions in Cuba, saying that new President Raul Castro has made only empty gestures at reform.
Trinidad’s Deputy political leader of the ruling People\'s National Movement (PNM), Ken Valley, is calling for the removal of Prime Minister Patrick Manning as the party\'s leader.
