Getting it right on free movement in CARICOM

By Neville J. Bissember We are days out from the next Summit Meeting of CARICOM Heads of Government and there has been no concrete update on the carefully crafted Conference decision on full free movement which had been taken in July 2023. The article Getting it right on free movement in CARICOM appeared first on Stabroek News.

CARICOM postpones summit as Hurricane Beryl approaches

stabroeknews.com - 30/Jun 19:43

The Caribbean Community today advised that, as a result Hurricane Beryl’s impending passage through the Region, the 47th Regular Meeting of CARICOM...

Grenada to host CARICOM 47th heads of government conference

caribbeannewsglobal.com - 27/Jun 00:02

– The Conference will be held in the Spice Isle of the Caribbean, Grenada, at the Radisson Grenada Beach Resort located next to Grand Anse Beach. ST...

Anticipating NATO’s Next Moves At The Washington Summit – Analysis

eurasiareview.com - 04/Jul 21:40

By Walter Landgraf (FPRI) -- On July 9-11, the heads of state and government of NATO’s 32 allies will convene in Washington to discuss the most...

Russian Media: Tokayev Is Part Of Putin’s Inner Circle — Does That Mean Moscow Considers Kazakhstan As Part Of Russia? – Analysis

eurasiareview.com - 04/Jul 21:01

The 2024 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit concluded today, on July 4, in the Kazakh capital city with the adoption of the Astana...

Caricom countries helping each other recover from Beryl

newsday.co.tt - 04/Jul 20:29

GENERAL Secretary of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) Carla Barnett says Caricom members are providing urgent support to one another to assist in...

Police: Murder at Mt Pleasant, Tobago was gang-related

newsday.co.tt - 20:20

A SHOOTING incident at Mt Pleasant, Tobago which resulted in the death of a woman on July 4, has been described as gang-related by police. “There...

Trinidad and Tobago responds to Windwards hurricane disaster:

newsday.co.tt - 03/Jul 04:52

The Prime Minister has opened up TT to child victims of Hurricane Beryl and is organising to send relief supplies to Grenada and St Vincent and the...

Hospital redevelopment proposal could be submitted in November

mymuskokanow.com - 27/Jun 16:26

Cheryl Harrison, president and chief executive officer of Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare (MAHC), told Huntsville council, they're preparing to submit...