Caribbean

Bahamasair announced it will suspend direct flights from Nassau to Montego Bay due to the impact of Hurricane Melissa.

St. Elizabeth’s field hospital treated 50 patients in 24 hours as mobile clinics expand across affected parishes.

The summit will also be attended by the Presidents of the European Council and European Commission, who will join leaders in reviewing progress and exploring new opportunities in the bi-regional strategic partnership.

Speaking at the 44th Independence celebration, PM Skerrit announced that the wage increase will empower citizens and boost their trust in the government.

Prime Minister Dr. Terrence Drew announced that the well drilling for the 2M-gallon desalination plant will commence on December 1, 2025.

Tourism Minister Marsha Henderson expressed pride in the award, calling it validation for St Kitts and Nevis’ efforts to promote its pristine marine environment.

Junkanoo is a Bahamian dance that celebrates the country’s culture during Boxing Day and New Year.

The Enchanted Princess, with 3,528 passengers, left New York on November 1 for a 13-day cruise to Florida, stopping in St. Maarten before reaching St. Kitts.

LIAT’s new routes will connect these islands, offering travelers a unique chance to experience their cultures and communities.

The travelers explored St Kitts' rich history and charm through the vibrant offerings at Port Zante.

Relief teams have distributed over 36,000 food packages, with 184 shelters still housing 2,487 displaced people.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit addressed the opening and added that the facility is an investment in people for consistent healthcare services.

$31.3M St Peter’s Main Road officially commissioned in St Kitts and Nevis

Former Commissioner of Police Austin Williams commends the significant progress made by St Kitts and Nevis over the past three years.

The cruise ship welcomed around 2,200 passengers who explored Dominica’s natural and cultural treasurers.

UWP’s Nancy Charles was reportedly detained and later released in Saint Lucia, with sources indicating formal charges may follow.

Prime Minister Gonsalves revealed receiving death threats on social media ahead of the November election, which were quickly handled by his team.

Dominica’s National Flag was displayed in New York’s Times Square to celebrate the nation’s 47th Independence Day, symbolizing its resilience, unity, and progress.

The installation of this flagpole on Cable Car’s site represents a milestone for the country and elevates the significance of the already historic building under construction.

To mark Independence, Dominica held various events, including the World Creole Music Festival, Jounen Kweyol (Creole Day) and Heritage Day.