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US lawmakers call on White House to lift ‘Indiscriminate’ sanctions against Venezuela

The Trump administration has only issued a limited waiver and retains control over Venezuela’s oil export revenues. By Ricardo Vaz CARACAS, (venezuelanalysis.com) – A...

Barbados Gin and Cutters

By Tony Deyal When I first went to Barbados to work for the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), my wife and I quickly had two...

Take heed: Protect your dignity, protect your profession

By Garfield L. Angus Never become so kind, so accommodating, or so sensitive that you fail to establish healthy boundaries. As media professionals, we must...

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The detrimental cost of fossil fuel dependence in the Caribbean

Stabilising the Caribbean's energy supply by harnessing its wind, solar, geothermal and wave resources is key to stabilising its economies. By Kory Hall At...
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Africa wants to make its critical minerals a lever for industrialisation and economic transformation

AFRICA - African ministers, representatives from continental institutions, the private sector, and development partners have called for Africa’s critical minerals to drive...

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Morocco leads the way with its national strategy for the care economy

Morocco becomes the first country in the Arab region and the second in Africa to adopt a national strategy for the care...

Canada Fund for local initiatives contributes CAD139,900 towards inclusive economic growth in Grenada

By GIS Grenada ST GEORGE’S, Grenada – The High Commission of Canada is pleased to announce contributions totalling CAD 139,900 to two Grenadian organizations through...

The Bank of Canada is on hold. Your borrowing costs may not be

By BDC MONTREAL, Canada – The Bank of Canada's July decision confirmed a new reality for borrowers: the policy rate may be stable, but broader financing...

The United Kingdom should strengthen productivity growth while ensuring fiscal sustainability

PARIS, France - The United Kingdom has weathered a series of major economic shocks. Stronger productivity growth and fiscal discipline will be key to...

When disaster strikes, who gets help? The case for smarter social protection

By Robin Middelanis and Yasuhiro Kawasoe In the days that follow a disaster – a flood, a cyclone, an earthquake – governments and aid agencies...

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Analysis finds supply and demand shocks drive most price swings, with producers and consumers affected differently ROME – International prices of coffee, cocoa and...
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The detrimental cost of fossil fuel dependence in the Caribbean

Stabilising the Caribbean's energy supply by harnessing its wind, solar, geothermal and wave resources is key to stabilising its economies. By Kory Hall At...

Barbados Gin and Cutters

By Tony Deyal When I first went to Barbados to work for the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), my wife and I quickly had two...

US lawmakers call on White House to lift ‘Indiscriminate’ sanctions against Venezuela

The Trump administration has only issued a limited waiver and retains control over Venezuela’s oil export revenues. By Ricardo Vaz CARACAS, (venezuelanalysis.com) – A...

FAO report examines how shocks affect global coffee, cocoa and tea markets

Analysis finds supply and demand shocks drive most price swings, with producers and consumers affected differently ROME – International prices of coffee, cocoa and...

Take heed: Protect your dignity, protect your profession

By Garfield L. Angus Never become so kind, so accommodating, or so sensitive that you fail to establish healthy boundaries. As media professionals, we must...

Canada Fund for local initiatives contributes CAD139,900 towards inclusive economic growth in Grenada

By GIS Grenada ST GEORGE’S, Grenada – The High Commission of Canada is pleased to announce contributions totalling CAD 139,900 to two Grenadian organizations through...

Who governs those who manage capital?

By Bruno Sbardellini Cossi and Alberto Parodi For years, the conversation around corporate governance in Latin America and the Caribbean has focused primarily on companies....

The Bank of Canada is on hold. Your borrowing costs may not be

By BDC MONTREAL, Canada – The Bank of Canada's July decision confirmed a new reality for borrowers: the policy rate may be stable, but broader financing...

Canada shuts door to sponsoring parents and grandparents for permanent residence

 TORONTO, Canada - Canadian citizens and permanent residents will have no further opportunities to sponsor their parents or grandparents for permanent residence, unless the...

Transparency, sovereignty, and the challenge of power

By Sir Ronald Sanders Few issues test the sovereignty of small states more severely than requests made by powerful friends. How should a country respond...

First Citizens deepens investment in culture with continued support for Saint Lucia Carnival 2026

 CASTRIES, St Lucia – First Citizens Investment Services (FCIS) has reaffirmed its commitment to Saint Lucia’s cultural development, returning for the fourth consecutive year...

Congressional ratification of president Trump’s corporatism

By Ron Paul Despite regularly denouncing the rising socialist menace, president Trump has been pursuing a policy arguably just as, if not more, dangerous to liberty...

When disaster strikes, who gets help? The case for smarter social protection

By Robin Middelanis and Yasuhiro Kawasoe In the days that follow a disaster – a flood, a cyclone, an earthquake – governments and aid agencies...

Up to 45 percent of dementia risk could be prevented or delayed

 GENEVA, Switzerland - The World Health Organization (WHO) released updated guidelines on reducing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia, providing countries with evidence-based recommendations...
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