Barbados has strengthened port surveillance following an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Suriname, though authorities say existing import controls and the lack of direct poultry trade between the nations provide substantial protection.
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Venezuela’s opposition alliance has formally reaffirmed Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Corina Machado as its leader, intensifying calls for her return from exile and presenting a roadmap for democratic transition that includes demands for free elections and the release of political prisoners.
Three former OpenAI security researchers have accused the company of firing them for raising safety concerns about artificial intelligence, sparking fresh debate over corporate accountability in the tech sector.
OpenAI Fires Safety Researchers, Sparking Debate Over AI Risk Management Read More »
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has demanded that President Trump remove ICE agents from the city following a shooting incident in the Bronx that left a man injured and sparked protests in the neighborhood.
New York Mayor Demands Trump Withdraw ICE After Bronx Shooting Incident Read More »
The West Indies pulled off a remarkable T20 chase in India, pursuing 250 runs and winning by six wickets thanks to brilliant batting from skipper Shai Hope and Sherfane Rutherford.
West Indies Scripts Historic T20 Triumph in India, Chasing Down 250 Read More »
G3 Goldfields, the exploration team behind two major Guyana gold discoveries worth US$2.4 billion combined, is now negotiating for additional mining claims in the Oko-Aremu district as it pursues its next major gold discovery.
India has finally defended a total on West Indies’ tour after six previous attempts, with Abhishek Sharma’s explosive batting and Arshdeep Singh’s precise bowling proving the difference in an Indore victory.
India seals series lead as Arshdeep and Abhishek shine in Indore thriller Read More »
Haitian artists and entrepreneurs brought their distinctive voices to CultureCon 2026 in Brooklyn, celebrating Black creativity while highlighting the need for even greater Haitian representation at major cultural festivals.
Haitian creatives shine at CultureCon 2026, calling for deeper representation Read More »
Caribbean health professionals are pushing for earlier recognition of multiple sclerosis and faster patient referrals, with more than 70 diagnosed cases currently being monitored across the region.
Barbados will host a Food and Rum Festival in 2026 dedicated to celebrating the island’s distinctive culinary heritage and locally produced spirits.
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