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- 25 December, 2024
FOREX CRISIS PUTS INSURANCE INDUSTRY IN TROUBLE
THE foreign exchange crisis is a major reason for the local insurance industry being in serious trouble.
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.
T&T OUT OF SLAVERY REPARATIONS
TRINIDAD and Tobago is the odd man out as the Caribbean is making headway in obtaining reparations for the evil of chattel slavery.
T&T does not even have a constituted Reparations Committee, while Guyana has received an apology from descendants of former slave owners.
WHAT G20 SUMMIT MEANS TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
THE sprawling Bharat Mandapam International Exhibition-Convention Centre at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi is the venue of the first summit of G20 nations to be held in South Asia.
US PUSHING T&T ON DRUG, GUNS CRACKDOWN
Police Commissioner Erla Christopher-Harewood has given credit to a Specialist Unit of her agency.
ANOTHER BUSINESS LEADER FINDS HIS VOICE
Dr. Thackwray “Dax” Driver, Chief Executive Officer of the Energy Chamber, is now saying that it cannot be business as usual.
RAMASWAMY HINTS AT JOINING TRUMP ON TICKET
UNITED States presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is now hinting that he could join the ticket of Donald Trump.
The 38-year-old Indian-American biotech multimillionaire said he does not rule out running as vice presidential candidate with 77-year-old Trump.
HUAWEI SHORT-CIRCUITS US BAN
Bloomberg News is reporting that Huawei Technologies Co is setting up a collection of semiconductors-fabrication facilities across China to skirt US sanctions.
WILLIAMS, NEHRU AND G20
DR. Eric Williams and Jawaharlal Nehru, first prime ministers of Trinidad and Tobago and India respectively, held similar worldviews and promoted comparable policies.