Opinion

Guyana’s “weirdo” earthquake

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Guyana’s “weirdo” earthquake

Caribnews March 6, 2021

By Indranie Deolall Taken into high orbit on a Soyuz rocket from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana,...

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Little red riding hood country

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Little red riding hood country

Caribnews March 6, 2021

By Indranie Deolall The crying crowds have gone, even as the candle-lit vigils continue across Trinidad and...

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Bousquet’s Bulletin: Caribbean citizens lining-up for vaccines while nations wait-in-line for deliveries

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Bousquet’s Bulletin: Caribbean citizens lining-up for vaccines while nations wait-in-line for deliveries

Caribnews March 6, 2021

By Earl Bousquet Can COVID-19 vaccine diplomacy deliver enough in time to sustain the Caribbean’s vaccination drive?...

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COVID-19 vaccines: International cooperation needed to ensure Caribbean countries have equal access

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COVID-19 vaccines: International cooperation needed to ensure Caribbean countries have equal access

Caribnews March 6, 2021

By Peggy Walters @PeggyWalters_ Calls have been growing for a concerted global effort to ensure that every...

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Hug your trees

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Hug your trees

Caribnews March 6, 2021

Dear Sir My wife and I are habitual tree huggers. We tend to all 24 of the...

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Small states diplomacy pays dividends on ‘de-risking’ 

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Small states diplomacy pays dividends on ‘de-risking’ 

Caribnews March 4, 2021

By Sir Ronald Sanders It was an odd law into which to place it, but new and...

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St Kitts – Nevis: The voice of reason

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St Kitts – Nevis: The voice of reason

Caribnews March 4, 2021

By Dwyer Astaphan The following is a compilation of my audio commentaries published on Caribbean News Global...

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Dogmatism Run Amuck: The Trudeau government jettisons most of its Venezuelan allies living in Canada and the US

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Dogmatism Run Amuck: The Trudeau government jettisons most of its Venezuelan allies living in Canada and the US

Caribnews March 3, 2021

By Pierre LeBlanc In a Theatre-of-the-Absurd move, the government of Canada has slammed the door shut on...

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The death of parliamentary democracy in Trinidad and Tobago

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The death of parliamentary democracy in Trinidad and Tobago

Caribnews March 3, 2021

Dear Sir Both Senate president Christine Kangaloo and House Speaker Bridget Annisette-George have turned our parliament into...

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The View from Europe: Vaccine passports may hold the key to tourism’s safe return 

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The View from Europe: Vaccine passports may hold the key to tourism’s safe return 

Caribnews March 2, 2021

By David Jessop From Russia to Singapore, nations around the world are considering providing citizens who have...

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