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Dutch State Failing Caribbean Islanders, NCDR Report Finds
Politicsdutchnews12m ago

Dutch State Failing Caribbean Islanders, NCDR Report Finds

A report by the NCDR has concluded that the Dutch state is failing in its constitutional duty to ensure equal treatment for residents of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba. The findings highlight disparities in how the Caribbean islands are governed compared to the mainland Netherlands.

US Attack on Iranian Ship Strains Ceasefire
PoliticsAPReutersNYT+49FTThe GuardianAl Jazeeranzzyle-uutisetukrainska-pravdaberlingskeDW+41 more3d ago52 sources

US Attack on Iranian Ship Strains Ceasefire

A US attack on an Iranian warship, which reportedly resulted in casualties and was described by a surviving sailor as an attempt to kill the crew, has led to the collapse of a ceasefire and Iran's refusal to engage in further talks. The incident has significantly heightened distrust between the two nations.

Worldtrinidad-express10d ago

CARICOM Faces Credibility Test Amid Internal Dispute

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is reportedly facing a significant internal dispute that is challenging its unity and credibility. Calls are being made for the organization to actively intervene and resolve the conflict.

Former Smuggler Details Cocaine Trafficking Methods
WorldBusiness Insider14d ago

Former Smuggler Details Cocaine Trafficking Methods

A former drug smuggler, Andrew Pritchard, shared insights into how cocaine trafficking operates, recounting his past involvement in smuggling $130 million worth of cocaine from the Caribbean to Europe.

Hurvin Anderson Retrospective at Tate Britain Praised
CultureThe Week21d ago

Hurvin Anderson Retrospective at Tate Britain Praised

A review praises Hurvin Anderson's 'fascinating' retrospective exhibition at Tate Britain, which explores the artist's tensions between Britain and the Caribbean, offering an 'absorbing survey of an undoubtedly significant figure.'

Vanuatu Indigenous Leaders Oppose Cruise Resort Plans
CultureThe Guardian24d ago

Vanuatu Indigenous Leaders Oppose Cruise Resort Plans

Indigenous community leaders in Vanuatu have voiced concerns over Royal Caribbean's plans to build a resort for cruise tourists, citing incomplete environmental impact assessments and potential harm to fragile ecosystems.

Scientists Film Rare Sperm Whale Birth with Cooperative Assistance
EnvironmentNYTThe GuardianNPR+8France 24publicon1-serbiaindian-expressDawnklix-bachannel-news-asiathe-journal26d ago11 sources

Scientists Film Rare Sperm Whale Birth with Cooperative Assistance

Scientists have captured unprecedented footage of a sperm whale giving birth off the coast of Dominica, revealing that the mother received cooperative assistance from ten other female whales during the delivery. This rare observation provides new insights into complex social support among non-human species.

Worldtrinidad-express1mo ago

Caricom Delays Decision on Cuba Relations

The Caribbean Community (Caricom) is reportedly dithering on its stance regarding Cuba, indicating ongoing internal discussions or disagreements on the path forward for relations with the island nation.

Riviera Maya battles an earlier-than-expected sargassum season
Environmentel-universal-englishMexico News1mo ago2 sources

Riviera Maya battles an earlier-than-expected sargassum season

Not only did the sargassum season start early this year, but a record accumulation of the noxious seaweed lurks out in the Atlantic, ready to drift onto the beaches of the Mexican Caribbean. The post Riviera Maya battles an earlier-than-expected sargassum season appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Sunset in the Caribbean – Photo of the Day
Culturehavana-times1mo ago

Sunset in the Caribbean – Photo of the Day

David Leeming from the UK took our photo of the day: "Sunset in the Caribbean", (on board a cruise ship). The post Sunset in the Caribbean – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

USA takes a closer look at Cuba
Worldorfmorgunbladid1mo ago2 sources

USA takes a closer look at Cuba

US President Donald Trump reiterated his warning to Cuba, suggesting the US could take control of the country or execute a 'friendly takeover,' intensifying the focus on the Caribbean state.

Lufthansa Cancels 20,000 Flights Due to Soaring Fuel Costs
BusinessAPBBCbloomberg+61wsjFTThe GuardianAl Jazeeradr-dknrkyle-uutisetcnbc+53 more2d ago64 sources

Lufthansa Cancels 20,000 Flights Due to Soaring Fuel Costs

Lufthansa announced the cancellation of 20,000 short-haul flights until October, citing the need to save on rising jet fuel costs. The airline's decision is a direct response to the significant increase in fuel prices, partly attributed to the Iran war.

IShowSpeed Announces Caribbean Tour Schedule
CultureTimes of India2d ago

IShowSpeed Announces Caribbean Tour Schedule

Internet sensation IShowSpeed is set to embark on a new Caribbean tour with his brother Jamal, starting April 25, 2026. The tour aims to showcase the region's vibrant culture to his global audience.

Politicstrinidad-express3d ago

CARICOM Jurisdiction Debated in Brent Thomas Affair

The legal implications of CARICOM jurisdiction are being examined in connection with the ongoing Brent Thomas affair. This involves questions about cross-border legal authority within the Caribbean community.

Russia to Continue Oil Shipments to Cuba
Worldindex-hrmkd-mk8d ago2 sources

Russia to Continue Oil Shipments to Cuba

Russia has confirmed its commitment to continue supplying oil to Cuba. This ongoing arrangement ensures the flow of crucial energy resources to the Caribbean nation.

Heavy Rains and Floods Kill 16 in Hispaniola
EnvironmentReutersdr-dknaftemporiki8d ago3 sources

Heavy Rains and Floods Kill 16 in Hispaniola

Heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola have resulted in the deaths of at least 16 people. The severe weather caused widespread disruption across the region.

US strikes against suspected drug traffickers in Pacific kill five
Politicsle-figarovgdie-presse+2delfi-ltnewsbeast11d ago5 sources

US strikes against suspected drug traffickers in Pacific kill five

US forces conducted strikes against suspected drug trafficking boats in the Pacific, resulting in five fatalities. These latest strikes contribute to a total of at least 168 deaths since September 2025, marking the ongoing US military campaign against drug traffickers in the Pacific and Caribbean waters.

Mid-Flight Birth Raises Complex Legal Questions
Worldiefimerida16d ago

Mid-Flight Birth Raises Complex Legal Questions

A passenger on a Caribbean Airlines flight from Jamaica to New York gave birth mid-air on April 4, sparking public discussion and complex legal questions regarding the newborn's nationality.

Worldtrinidad-express18d ago

Caricom Faces New Crisis

The Caribbean Community (Caricom) is grappling with a new crisis, the specifics of which are yet to be fully detailed.

US House Passes Bill to Fund Homeland Security Amid Shutdown
BusinessAPReutersBBC+45wsjle-mondeThe GuardianNPRAl JazeeraCNNdr-dkFox News+37 more26d ago48 sources

US House Passes Bill to Fund Homeland Security Amid Shutdown

The US House of Representatives has passed a temporary bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security, addressing the ongoing shutdown and travel chaos at airports, though the shutdown is expected to continue for several weeks.

China to help Cuba with solar energy amid US oil blockade and total power outage
WorldSCMP1mo ago

China to help Cuba with solar energy amid US oil blockade and total power outage

China is offering solar energy to Cuba, an old ally left without power amid the US oil embargo, in a show of strength for Chinese renewable-energy credentials and a sign of Beijing’s economic footprint in Latin America. Beijing’s ambassador to Cuba, Hua Xin, on Monday outlined joint energy projects in progress as part of an effort to ease a “complex power situation” in the Caribbean nation, the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. “China has always maintained that Latin America and the...

[Brahma Chellaney] US shows China how to seize Taiwan
WorldKorea Herald1mo ago

[Brahma Chellaney] US shows China how to seize Taiwan

Since returning to office last year, US President Donald Trump has ordered military strikes from the Caribbean and eastern Pacific to Africa and the Middle East, targeting alleged drug-smuggling boats and suspected terrorist groups. He has attacked Venezuela and kidnapped its leader, Nicolas Maduro. And he has joined Israel in a large-scale assault on Iran that amounts to a major escalation from last year’s strikes, which supposedly “obliterated” the country’s nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, he i

Worldtrinidad-express6d ago

Caricom Unable to Reverse Trinidad and Tobago's Backing

The Caribbean Community (Caricom) has confirmed its inability to reverse a specific backing or decision made by Trinidad and Tobago. This indicates a firm stance by Trinidad and Tobago that Caricom cannot overturn.

Politicstrinidad-express8d ago

PM's Actions Strain CARICOM Unity

Reports from the Trinidad Express indicate that a Prime Minister's public airing of 'dirty linen' is causing strain within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), impacting regional unity.

Cruise Line Stocks Surge on Positive Market News
FinanceYahoo15d ago

Cruise Line Stocks Surge on Positive Market News

Shares of major cruise line operators, including Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian Cruise Line, experienced a significant surge today. The increase is attributed to specific positive market developments impacting the sector.

Passenger Gives Birth on Flight to New York
World24urklix-ba17d ago2 sources

Passenger Gives Birth on Flight to New York

A passenger on a Caribbean Airlines flight to New York went into labor and gave birth mid-flight, with an air traffic controller humorously suggesting a name for the newborn.

Mexican Navy Continues Search for Two Missing Aid Ships Bound for Cuba
WorldReutersBBCThe Guardian+26Al Jazeeradr-dkyle-uutisetcbcnosaftonbladetDWle-figaro+18 more27d ago29 sources

Mexican Navy Continues Search for Two Missing Aid Ships Bound for Cuba

The Mexican navy continues its search-and-rescue operation for two humanitarian aid boats that went missing after departing from Mexico for Havana. The ships were delivering aid to Cuba, which is strained by food and fuel shortages amid a US embargo.

US Military Strikes Suspected Drug Vessel in Caribbean, Killing Four
PoliticsThe GuardianAl JazeeraFox News+14yle-uutisetcbcaftonbladetberlingskele-figaroder-standardaktualne-czdelfi-lt+6 more29d ago17 sources

US Military Strikes Suspected Drug Vessel in Caribbean, Killing Four

The US military confirmed it carried out a strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Caribbean Sea, killing four individuals, as part of ongoing efforts against traffickers in Latin America.

Humanitarian Aid Ship for Cuba Delayed by Weather
Politicsobservador1mo ago

Humanitarian Aid Ship for Cuba Delayed by Weather

A ship carrying 30 tons of humanitarian aid, including food, medicine, hygiene products, and solar panels, from Mexico to Cuba has been delayed by bad weather in the Caribbean Sea but is now expected to arrive on Tuesday, with Mexico reaffirming its political support for Cuba.

Cuba Faces Deep Crisis, Deterring Tourists
Worlddelfi-lt1mo ago

Cuba Faces Deep Crisis, Deterring Tourists

Cuba, once considered a Caribbean gem, is now experiencing a deep crisis marked by deteriorating infrastructure, constant power outages, and rising prices, which are increasingly deterring tourists.

Worldtrinidad-express1mo ago

Caricom Judases

This headline is already in English. 'Judas' refers to someone who betrays others, often a friend. The headline likely implies that certain individuals within CARICOM (Caribbean Community) have acted in a treacherous or disloyal manner.

Cuba Suffers Nationwide Power Outage
Worldyle-uutisetfazberlingske+13svenska-dagbladetder-standardorfvghvgindex-hr24uril-sole-24-ore+5 more1mo ago16 sources

Cuba Suffers Nationwide Power Outage

Cuba's state electricity company announced a total power outage across the island, marking the latest in a series of problems for the Caribbean nation.