- 3 April, 2025
US ANXIOUS OVER CHINESE PROJECT IN T&T
THE United States authorities are reacting with deep concern to the launch of the China-funded Phoenix Park Industrial Estate.
A report is being prepared for US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on the likely impact of the commissioning of the 145-acre industrial park, financed with a Chinese loan of almost $700 million.
OIL PROFESSIONALS LAND MAJOR JOBS ABROAD
THE fifth anniversary of the shutdown of the Petrotrin Pointe-a-Pierre operations is being met with the greatest flight of professionals in Trinidad and Tobago’s modern history.
ROWLEY’S $M SAUDI JOYRIDE
TRINIDAD and Tobago exports barely over $100 million worth of goods to Saudi Arabia each year, a little more than one per cent of its annual international sales.
ROWLEY ACCEPTS TELECOM GIFTS FROM CHINESE SPY FIRM
THE Keith Rowley Government has accepted telecommunications gifts from a Chinese corporation banned from doing business in the United States and several other countries.
T&T could get caught in the crossfire…
TRINIDAD and Tobago could soon be sitting next to a high-octane international land dispute with the militarily strong Russia as a key war aggressor.
ISRAEL, PALESTINE – AN OVERVIEW
THE violent conflict between Palestine and Israel is fraught with controversies.
Understanding the various issues is difficult for most people even in the Middle East and the “experts” in the United Nations.
USELESS T&T-CANADA TALKS?
T&T’s falling gas feedstock availability, increased electricity rates and higher minimum wage are expected to impact the cost of production.
LUNAR MISSION BACK IN ACTION
After being in sleep mode for 15 days, the Chandrayaan-3 has resumed activities with the arrival of lunar light.
IS CHINA SPYING ON ELECTIONS?
IS China now spying on national elections in certain countries?
The question is rife once again in light of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s protest to Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang during the just-ended G20 Summit in India.
MODI IS MAN OF THE MOMENT
PM Modi was hailed for his “decisive leadership” at the conference and his stewardship of the organisation of the world’s most powerful economies.
