Caribbean

The Federation has reached a threshold beyond which it cannot sustainably absorb additional inflows without placing undue strain on essential systems and national security.

The resort is set to boost Saint Lucia’s economy through jobs, tourism growth, and ripple effects across multiple local industries.

Prime Minister Skerrit outlined key developments and goals for Dominica’s future.

The US Embassy cautioned citizens about armed militias and roadblocks, urging immediate departure and heightened vigilance while in Venezuela.

The Caribbean’s most original carnival runs from January 17 to February 18, 2026, blending African and French traditions while boosting tourism and the local economy.

Participants will gain crucial insights into strategic business planning, financial management, digital readiness, and risk management, with certificates awarded upon completion.

Activities such as hiking, canyoning, river swimming, hot springs, scuba diving and whale watching have remained core drivers of tourism growth in Dominica.

The non-stop flight will expand the country’s airlift capacity and enhance travel options for visitors from Boston.

The proposed changes would extend paid leave and workplace protections to fathers and adoptive parents while removing limits on how often maternity benefits can be claimed.

The agreement is intended to support joint projects and cultural exchange between students and teachers in both countries.

Speaking at the New Year’s address, Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre said the agreement is non-binding, creates no automatic obligation, triggers no immediate action and does not change US visa policy for Saint Lucians.

Residents, visitors, and Carnival lovers took to the streets in their cultural attire, marking a colourful start to the season.

PM Pierre said that the projects will create jobs and unlock growth for the infrastructural growth, aiming to modernize ports and airports.

The event will be held on February 28, 2026, with freewill offerings supporting social causes and powerful nights of ‘Tehillah: Heartfelt Worship.’

PM Drew emphasized that the Prime Creative Arts Centre will empower young people, foster creativity, and play a key role in diversifying the nation’s economy.

Five cruise ships docked on Friday, bringing a total of 8,473 passengers to St Kitts, while three vessels arrived the previous day.

Currently, around 1,100 Dominicans are employed at the construction site of the international airport.

The $400,000 upgrade to Basketball City in St. Kitts and Nevis includes modernizing the facility with new seating, lights, and expanded amenities, aiming to empower young athletes and support national competitions.

Experts clarify that refugees are fleeing conflict and persecution, not criminality, and that their relocation to Dominica could bring economic benefits through guaranteed rental income and expanded local employment.

The family was at home on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2025, when the incident occurred.