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US Pressure Could Divide CARICOM, Expert Warns

A regional expert is warning that growing pressure from the United States could create divisions within CARICOM, as member states respond differently to geopolitical and economic demands. The concern is that varying national interests may weaken the unity of the regional bloc. The warning comes amid ongoing tensions surrounding relations with countries such as Cuba […]

Singapore Changi Named World’s Best Airport Again in 2026

Singapore’s Changi Airport has once again been named the world’s best airport at the 2026 Skytrax World Airport Awards, continuing its long-standing dominance in global aviation rankings. The award recognises overall passenger experience, including comfort, services, facilities, and efficiency. Changi Airport stood out for its seamless operations, modern design, and wide range of amenities, including […]

Meningitis B Outbreak Reported Among Students in Kent

Health officials in England are responding to a meningitis B outbreak affecting students in Kent, with several confirmed cases raising concern among families and schools. The cases were reported among young people, prompting urgent public health action to prevent further spread. Authorities have begun offering vaccinations to close contacts and others considered at higher risk. […]

Middle East Tensions Escalate After Strikes on Iran

Tensions in the Middle East have intensified following a major escalation involving the United States, Israel, Iran, and Iraq. The situation worsened after a March 18, 2026 strike on Iran’s key energy infrastructure, which triggered a wave of retaliatory actions across the region. According to reports, Iran has launched attacks targeting energy facilities and strategic […]

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Two Women and Two Children Hit After Driver Blackout in Clark’s Hill

Two women and two children were hit by a vehicle while sheltering at a bus stop in Clark’s Hill. The driver reportedly suffered a blackout. The incident happened when a jeep veered off the road. Consequently, it struck the group standing under the bus stop. Witnesses said the driver lost consciousness shortly before the collision. […]

Antiguan

Antiguan Educator Named SC Teacher of the Year Finalist

Antiguan educator Alex Wharton has earned a major honor in the United States. She is now a finalist for South Carolina Teacher of the Year. Notably, Wharton teaches Special Education at Berkely High School. She has served students there for many years. As a result, she has built a strong reputation for care and dedication. […]

Antigua

Antigua Diaspora Spotlight Boosts Tourism and Global Appeal

Antigua and Barbuda is gaining fresh attention in New York. Notably, diaspora events are boosting the nation’s global image. Recently, recognition ceremonies honored nationals and Caribbean partners. As a result, Antigua and Barbuda stood out among regional peers. These events highlighted culture, education, and community work. Moreover, Antiguan and Barbudan representatives earned praise for their […]

Wickham

Wickham Urges Early Election Call Amid ABLP Momentum

Wickham is urging Prime Minister Gaston Browne to act quickly. He believes the timing favors the government. According to Peter Wickham, the ruling Antigua Barbuda Labour Party has strong momentum. Therefore, he suggests an early general election. This advice follows a key by-election result. Recently, Randy Baltimore won the St. Philip North seat. He secured […]

Police

Police Warn Immediate Arrest for Public Smoking

Police in Antigua and Barbuda have issued a strong warning. Anyone smoking in public now risks immediate arrest. According to Albert Wade, enforcement has already begun. He spoke at Police Headquarters during a press briefing. Importantly, this move follows changes to the law. The Misuse of Drugs Act was amended in 2024. As a result, […]

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Permanent Secretary Accuses Festivals Commission Chair of Financial Misconduct

Permanent Secretary Sharon Stevens wrote directly to Prime Minister Gaston Browne. She raised serious concerns about the Festivals Commission and its financial practices. In her six-page letter dated March 6, 2026, Stevens outlined alleged misconduct, unauthorized spending, and contracts signed without her consent. She said these actions undermined the ministry’s integrity. The issue emerged after […]