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‘Say no to colonisers’: Jamaicans protest in support of Cuban Government

Over 150 individuals gathered at National Heroes Circle in Kingston on Tuesday to show their support for the Cuban government in the face of mounting pressure from the United States. The demonstration took place as U.S. President Donald Trump issued threats to “take over” the Spanish-speaking Caribbean island. This protest also follows Jamaica’s recent decision […]

Germany’s Economic Confidence Plummets Amid Middle East Conflict

German investor confidence has dropped to its lowest level in nearly a year as the ongoing Middle East conflict rattles financial markets in Europe’s largest economy. The ZEW survey, released on March 17, 2026, revealed that sentiment among investors about Germany’s economic future has fallen sharply, with the index dropping 58.8 points in the past […]

Global Earthquake Activity: Multiple Earthquakes Reported on March 17, 2026

A series of significant earthquakes struck various regions around the world on March 17, 2026. A 5.9-magnitude quake hit near Baracoa, Cuba, early Tuesday, followed by a 4.6-magnitude tremor near Saumlaki, Indonesia. These quakes, along with others in the Philippines and Albania, have raised concerns about potential tsunamis and structural damage in affected areas. Seismologists […]

Update-Delayed Waste Collection for Urlings and Falmouth Harbour

National Solid Waste Management AuthoritySir George Walter HighwayTel: (268) 562-1347/8Email: nswma@solidwaste.gov.ag March 13th, 2026 PRESS RELEASE In an effort to improve our services and reliability, we are updating the residents inthe community below of the delayed waste collection, and we are working toresolve the issue promptly.-Urlings-Falmouth Harbour We thank the residents for their patience. Collection […]

Jamaican Students Flee Cuba Amid Growing Crisis

Jamaican students studying in Cuba have begun returning home as conditions on the island continue to deteriorate amid a deepening economic and fuel crisis. The development follows growing concerns about shortages of electricity, transportation, food supplies, and essential services affecting daily life. Jamaica’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade confirmed that arrangements were being […]

Denmark gets Support as Canada and France Open Consulates in Greenland

Canada and France have opened new diplomatic consulates in Nuuk, Greenland, in a move seen as a show of support for Denmark and Greenland’s self-governing status. The consulates were officially opened on February 6, 2026, as global interest in the Arctic continues to grow. Canada’s Foreign Minister Anita Anand attended the opening of the Canadian […]

Barbados Elevates Breadfruit to National Superfood Status

Barbados has officially elevated breadfruit to national “superfood” status as part of a new push to strengthen food security and expand agricultural exports. The announcement was made on February 5, 2026, during the opening of the Hope Agricultural Training Institute in St Lucy. Prime Minister Mia Mottley said the initiative aims to transform breadfruit from […]

Antigua and Barbuda Culinary Month is Almost Here! Are you Ready?

Antigua and Barbuda’s Culinary Month will return in May 2026, according to the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority. The month-long initiative celebrates the country’s food culture while highlighting local ingredients, chefs, and culinary traditions alongside international influences. One of the main features will be Restaurant Week, during which more than 50 restaurants across Antigua and […]