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- 19 September, 2024
CHINA EXPANDS MILITARY PRESENCE IN THE CARIBBEAN
CHINA is moving to expand its military presence in Cuba, with a high-powered spying range from the Caribbean to the United States.
US OFFICIAL WARNS ABOUT CHINA’S PORT PLANS
A SENIOR United States military official has warned about deepwater harbours in the Caribbean being used by China for spying and other sinister activities.
TRUTH ABOUT T&T UNGA PRESIDENCY
TRINIDAD and Tobago is not the first Caricom country to lead the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).
INDIAN TRAIN CRASH: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
THE horrific fatal three-train crash in the Odisha State of India has rocked the world.
US VP TO PROBE ROWLEY ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING
UNITED States Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to raise questions about human trafficking when she meets this week with Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley and other Caricom leaders.
KING CHARLES, SLAVERY AND INDENTURE
KING Charles 111 has been coronated to a job he has held for seven months amid festering sores pertaining to slavery and indentureship.
BANGA, THE CHANGE-MAKER, HEADS WORLD BANK
THE election of Ajay Banga as new president of the World Bank is being hailed as positive news for the Caribbean and other developing countries.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE ‘INDIA’ IS A BAD WORD
While T&T has the largest Indian diaspora in the Caribbean, the Government seems disinterested in deepening ties with a country that could aid the struggling domestic economy.
HOW CHINA IS WOOING THE CARIBBEAN
IN its effort to woo the Caribbean, China has expanded its trade from around US $1 billion in 2002 to almost US $9 billion.
T&T TRAVELLERS HIT BY CANADIAN STRIKE
Trinidadians and Tobagonians are among people from around the world who are seeking to migrate to the North American country, which is welcoming almost 500,000 permanent residents this year.
