US and Canada

Caribbean Week in New York is aligned with Caribbean American Heritage Month commencing under the theme “One Caribbean: Infinite Experiences” 

The Airbus A321 struck a person who had entered a restricted area, prompting engine fire, smoke in the cabin, and emergency evacuation of 231 passengers.

IShowSpeed kicks off his 15-country Caribbean tour, exploring culture, meeting fans, and streaming local experiences from Trinidad to the Dominican Republic.

Authorities described the incident as a “family annihilation” after the suspect allegedly targeted multiple homes, leaving eight children dead and others critically injured in a devastating attack.

Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. announced the move as a step to enhance connectivity, with Air Canada set to operate a 177-seat Boeing 737 MAX 8 on the route.

The US will require some applicants to pay a bond of up to $15,000, with decisions made on a case-by-case basis.

Debbie Sue Jones was put behind bars by the operatives from the Jamaican Fugitive Apprehension Team (JFAT) within the specialized Investigation Branch (SIB).

Marco Rubio attended CARICOM’s 50th Summit, pledging U.S. support for regional security, economic growth, energy development, and stronger ties with Caribbean nations.

Passengers may be rebooked on any Caribbean Airlines service up to February 2, 2026, with no penalty, due to the severe weather disruption.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne emphasized that the U.S. officials’ visit is a routine diplomatic engagement, not driven by political motives.

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

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.

PM Browne said the agreement will allow Antigua and Barbuda to assist with refugee resettlement, with full support from the U.S.

The Bureau will continue to monitor the evolving situation and its impact on economic activity within the Community, particularly air travel.

Airlines have cancelled and diverted flights between the United States and the Caribbean following airspace restrictions linked to reports of military activity involving Venezuela.

President Trump said U.S. forces struck targets in Venezuela and captured President Nicolás Maduro.

A JetBlue Flight 2017 scheduled to land at 6:18 am was turned back to John F. Kennedy International Airport.

During his New Year’s address, he said they are taking quick action to address the U.S. restrictions on issuing new visas to Antigua and Barbuda's nationals.

The confirmation was provided by Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit of Dominica and Prime Minister Gaston Browne of Antigua and Barbuda.

Reports indicate that other nationals from Saint Lucia were also denied visas during the same period, raising concerns about US immigration practices.