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Prime Minister Dr. Roosevelt Skerrit urged eligible Dominicans to complete the voter confirmation process, saying the Electoral Commission's role is to provide registration opportunities, not compel citizens to register.

Dr. Terrance Drew called on CARICOM leaders to settle disagreements privately and work together on regional challenges, saying unity is essential to address security, economic and development issues.

The ruling reaffirmed that most people born in the United States are citizens under the 14th Amendment, rejecting an executive order that sought to restrict automatic citizenship for some children.

The meeting was attended mainly by party officials, candidates and supporters, with limited participation from residents despite the party outlining its positions on key national issues.

Speaking at the DLP campaign launch, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said Ashma McDougall has the skills and leadership needed to represent Roseau North while outlining plans for jobs, innovation and economic growth.

The agreements cover agriculture, finance, security, housing, technology and climate resilience, with both governments pledging closer cooperation to boost regional development and strengthen CARICOM ties.

A World Athletics team is expected to visit Dominica in July to complete final site assessments as plans move ahead for the EC$14 million synthetic track at Pointe Ronde, Portsmouth.

The agreement, signed in Panama City, creates a framework for cooperation in trade, tourism, education, security and international affairs between Antigua and Barbuda and Honduras.

The meeting followed the presentation of credentials and focused on expanding cooperation in renewable energy, climate resilience and sustainable development initiatives.

Leaders from across the Eastern Caribbean are meeting in Antigua to address economic growth, climate resilience, regional security and integration, as the OECS Authority sets priorities for the region’s development.

OECS leaders are meeting in Antigua to address climate resilience, economic growth, regional security and deeper integration, as small island states face mounting environmental and economic challenges.

The forum focused on climate mobility challenges facing Small Island Developing States, with leaders discussing financing, relocation strategies and the right of vulnerable communities to remain in their homes where possible.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne said strong growth in tourism, housing and infrastructure has created widespread job opportunities, though he acknowledged the need for an updated labour market survey.

Standard passport applications will now be processed within three working days, with expedited options available in 24 hours or less, as authorities expand digital and in-person services nationwide.

Talks in Brussels focused on climate action, renewable energy and economic reform, as both sides signalled stronger EU-Caribbean cooperation ahead of upcoming engagements.

Dominica will hold a by-election in Roseau North following the resignation of MP Miriam Blanchard on medical grounds, with authorities assuring continued representation.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said the geothermal plant is in its final testing phase, with integration work ongoing before full commercial operation begins.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said new rules will require applicants to visit and spend time in Dominica, aimed at strengthening ties and protecting the programme’s integrity.

Hanna-Martin was formally welcomed by the Caribbean Tourism Organization during Caribbean Week in New York, as she joined regional leaders for high-level tourism discussions.

The project comes as a preparatory effort ahead of the Atlantic Hurricane Season 2026 before it comes into effect with full force in the region.