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‘Supersized’ El Niño May Become Strongest Ever Recorded, UN Says

A “supersized” El Niño is rapidly strengthening in the Pacific Ocean. The United Nations says the event could become one of the strongest ever recorded. It could bring months of extreme heat, flooding, drought, and other disruptive weather around the world. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says El Niño is already firmly established. Forecasters expect […]

Cabinet Notes- September 2, 2026

The Pastor who attended Wednesday’s meeting of the Cabinet delivered the opening meditationbased on Hebrews 1:1–2, focusing on the importance of recognising the voice of God andresponding to His Word with obedience.The Pastor reminded the Cabinet that the scripture declares that God, who in times past spoke toHis people through the prophets, has in these latter […]

Bahamas

Bahamas Economy Expected to Grow in 2026

The Central Bank of The Bahamas says the country’s domestic economy is expected to expand at a steady pace in 2026, with key economic indicators moving closer to their medium-term growth potential. Tourism, one of the main drivers of the economy, is expected to remain strong. The Central Bank said growth should be supported by […]

Japan

Japan Turns to AI and Robots to Deter Bears

Japan is turning to technology and nonlethal methods as bear encounters reach record levels across the country. Between April 2025 and March 2026, 13 people were killed, and more than 220 were injured in bear attacks. This was a sharp increase from the previous year, when three people died and 82 were injured. Authorities are […]

Eli Fuller Featured on BBC Podcast recounting Hurricane Luis

The BBC World Service has revisited the devastation caused by Hurricane Luis in Antigua through an episode of its Witness History podcast. The programme features Antiguan resident Eli Fuller, who recounts his experience of the powerful Category 4 hurricane that struck the island on September 4, 1995. The storm claimed lives and destroyed an estimated […]

PM Seeks Answers on US Visa Restrictions

Prime Minister Gaston Browne is seeking an explanation from the United States regarding visa restrictions affecting Antigua and Barbuda. Browne said the government is requesting clarity on the measures and their implications for Antiguan and Barbudan citizens. He emphasized the importance of maintaining strong diplomatic relations while addressing concerns surrounding travel access. The Prime Minister […]

JetBlue to End Antigua–New York Route

JetBlue Airways will discontinue its direct service between Antigua and New York on October 31, ending a route that has connected the destination with one of its key tourism and diaspora markets. The decision will reduce the number of direct flight options available to travelers between Antigua and the New York area. The route has […]

Upcoming Pearns Point Resort to Feature Premium Facilities

A major luxury tourism development is planned for Pearns Point, one of Antigua’s most exclusive waterfront communities. The project will feature a boutique resort, luxury villas, and a range of premium amenities designed to enhance the visitor experience while complementing the existing Pearns Point development. The resort is expected to offer upscale accommodations, wellness facilities, […]

St

St Kitts and Nevis PM Receives Medical Care Overseas

St Kitts and Nevis PM Receives Care Overseas St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew has travelled overseas for scheduled medical tests and specialist assessments. Drew arrived at an undisclosed medical facility without incident, according to the Cabinet Secretariat. He is now settled at the facility and remains in stable condition. The government […]

UK

UK Husband and 12 Others Face Abuse Trial

A UK husband accused of drugging and sexually abusing his wife for more than two decades is now on trial in Manchester, England. Twelve other men are also facing charges linked to the alleged abuse. Prosecutors have charged the husband, who is in his 60s, with 48 offenses. The charges date back to 2004. Police […]