Barbados leads the Caribbean in perceived transparency
Barbados has the lowest level of perceived corruption in the Caribbean, according to Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index for 2018.
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Dialogue, not ideology, needed on Venezuela
With the decision to recognise a parallel government in Venezuela, a foreign policy informed by ideology has been ratcheted up in the Americas. If left unchecked, it has far-reaching implications for the hemisphere.
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After disasters, Caribbean lobbies for new development indicators
The world’s most developed countries see the small islands of the Caribbean as economic peers, based on misleading development indicators that belie the region’s vulnerability to climate change, and exempt most of the Caribbean from development assistance
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Venezuela’s instability poses humanitarian crisis for the Caribbean
A report from the UN High Commissioner on Refugees has found that the Caribbean is a key destination for displaced Venezuelans and other refugees, but the region is unprepared to handle the influx
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Is the United States still a reliable partner for the Caribbean?
The Trump presidency forces the Caribbean to consider how it should relate to a neighbour that is set on a course that is harmful to its core interests, and to identify more complementary global partners
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Hubert Minnis claims election victory in The Bahamas
In an indictment on the politics of the Progressive Liberal Party, voters in The Bahamas have delivered a crushing blow to the PLP’s political hierarchy in almost every constituency in the Commonwealth
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