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The (re)emergence of the (internal) slave trade

By Patricia Viseur Sellers What results when international criminal law’s pre-eminent institution, the International Criminal Court, hesitantly recognises the breadth of slavery crimes and, most...

Chickens, chicks, cars and eggs

By Tony Deyal In my days moving around for different companies, I found out that Argentina is the eighth-largest country in the world and the...

Caribbean Social Insurance Systems: When Parametric reforms are not enough

 - Caribbean social insurance systems need reforms that go beyond pension parameters to strengthen administration, governance, and investment management. By Carolina Gonzalez Velosa, Juan Miguel Villa Lora, Manuel...

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Money on the table: Why better budget planning is key to fixing the water crisis

By Saroj Kumar Jha, Arturo Herrera Gutierrez, and Kaushiki Singh Water underpins good health, food production, and the energy that powers businesses. It also supports...
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World Trade and Tech Day to explore policies to make AI work for inclusive trade

GENEVA, Switzerland - The World Trade Organization (WTO) will host the first World Trade and Tech Day on 14 September at its headquarters in...

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Ed Miliband outlined his priorities following his appointment as foreign secretary

LONDON, England - It is a great honour and privilege to have been appointed by prime minister Andy Burnham, to serve as foreign secretary,...

Jamaica calls for reforms to multilateral system

By Lisa Rowe KINGSTON, Jamaica, (JIS) - Jamaica is advocating for reforms to the multilateral system to better recognise the vulnerabilities of Small Island Developing States...

When land dries up, trade feels it: Why ITC is at COP17

GENEVA, Switzerland, (ITC News) - Across the world, heat, drought and land degradation are becoming harder to ignore. Wildfires are destroying landscapes and livelihoods,...

World Bank Group appoints Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago

WASHINGTON, USA - Juan Carlos Alvarez has been appointed World Bank Group Country Manager for Trinidad and Tobago, unifying country-level leadership across the institution to...

NSHP continues to uplift the most vulnerable in Jamaica

By Garwin Davis KINGSTON, Jamaica, (JIS) - The most vulnerable citizens continue to benefit from the New Social Housing Programme (NSHP). On August 14, prime minister,...

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By ITC News GHANA / BRUSSELS - Ghana produces coffee. Not many people know that yet, but the women growing, processing, and trading it just...
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Chickens, chicks, cars and eggs

By Tony Deyal In my days moving around for different companies, I found out that Argentina is the eighth-largest country in the world and the...

Money on the table: Why better budget planning is key to fixing the water crisis

By Saroj Kumar Jha, Arturo Herrera Gutierrez, and Kaushiki Singh Water underpins good health, food production, and the energy that powers businesses. It also supports...

The (re)emergence of the (internal) slave trade

By Patricia Viseur Sellers What results when international criminal law’s pre-eminent institution, the International Criminal Court, hesitantly recognises the breadth of slavery crimes and, most...

Caribbean Social Insurance Systems: When Parametric reforms are not enough

 - Caribbean social insurance systems need reforms that go beyond pension parameters to strengthen administration, governance, and investment management. By Carolina Gonzalez Velosa, Juan Miguel Villa Lora, Manuel...

Ed Miliband outlined his priorities following his appointment as foreign secretary

LONDON, England - It is a great honour and privilege to have been appointed by prime minister Andy Burnham, to serve as foreign secretary,...

Support the Troops: Bring them home!

By Ron Paul Last week we heard that US sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln and other ships in the Middle East were being...

Guyana drives regional food production

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, (DPI) - Guyana is positioning its agricultural sector as a regional production and investment hub, leveraging its land, freshwater resources, expanding infrastructure...

Jamaica calls for reforms to multilateral system

By Lisa Rowe KINGSTON, Jamaica, (JIS) - Jamaica is advocating for reforms to the multilateral system to better recognise the vulnerabilities of Small Island Developing States...

PAHO/WHO supports Colombia as health response enters next phase following earthquake

WASHINGTON, USA, (PAHO) – Just over one week since a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia on 10 August, the health response is moving into its...

Ghana sends a signal from Brussels – women in coffee are here

By ITC News GHANA / BRUSSELS - Ghana produces coffee. Not many people know that yet, but the women growing, processing, and trading it just...

Facts, due process and fairness: The CCJ’s test

By Sir Ronald Sanders I have been an advocate of the Caribbean Court of Justice from its conception. In 2015, on the Court’s tenth anniversary,...

When land dries up, trade feels it: Why ITC is at COP17

GENEVA, Switzerland, (ITC News) - Across the world, heat, drought and land degradation are becoming harder to ignore. Wildfires are destroying landscapes and livelihoods,...

Intercontinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa Debuts Saltwood, a New Bistro-Style Dining Experience

PORTSMOUTH, Dominica – InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa, a 131-room luxury resort surrounded by the natural beauty of Cabrits National Park, announces the...

The currency of the digital economy is trust

Artificial intelligence may dominate today’s headlines, but technology alone will not determine its success. The digital economy ultimately depends on something far...
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