As polls close in Haiti, a collective sigh of relief
After the first round of legislative elections on 9 August was marred by violence, forced closure of voting centres and low turnout, tensions were high ahead of today’s elections,
“Tax haven” list could damage reputation of Caribbean countries
17 Caribbean countries have been named as tax havens in a U.S. act, potentially setting the stage for disastrous financial consequences.
Trinidad and Tobago starts new era under PNM
The People’s National Movement ousts the People’s Partnership from power, winning the September 7th general election in Trinidad and Tobago.
CARICOM and the Dominican Republic: The case for reconcilation
‘Mutual incomprehension’ is best the best way to describe the current relationship between the Anglophone Caribbean and the Dominican Republic.
Obama’s clean power plan: Change for the US, Hope for the Caribbean
President Obama has announced an ambitious plan to cut emissions in the United States, but his opponents are already rallying against it
Do EPAs with the European Union benefit developing countries?
African, Caribbean and Pacific countries may be at a disadvantage in economic partnership agreements with the EU, says Antiguan diplomat
