Antigua News Room:   The premise that Barbudans own their land communally is a “myth” perpetuated for generations with no basis in the constitution, the prime minister of the Caribbean twin-island

CMC:   The Trinidad and Tobago Government yesterday said it respects the rights of any person to seek asylum here, as well as the decision of any foreign national to voluntarily

Caribbean News Service:     The United Nations System in Trinidad and Tobago is concerned after authorities in Trinidad and Tobago announced they had facilitated the return to Venezuela of scores

Antigua Observer:   April 20 passed without the reinstatement of suspended Commissioner of Police Wendel Robinson who, on April 13 demanded this and a restoration of his full pay by April

Dominica News Online:   It appears that Dominica will be having another political party when the next general election comes along. New York-based Sapphire Carrington officially announced on state-owned DBS Radio

Caribbean News Service:     Prime Minister Gaston Browne has admitted that Antigua & Barbuda may eventually have to bend to global pressure to repeal laws banning homosexual activity.   The

BVI News:   The British Virgin Islands is in danger of losing centuries of historical documents, which are currently housed in a structurally unsound building in Road Town. Chief Records Management

The Nassau Guardian:   Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said yesterday he was very conservative when he said in Peru that The Bahamas loses over $200 million a year due to

Dominica News Online:   The Region’s health care systems and the public health infrastructure are in urgent need of attention and should be better financed and more cost effective. Strengthening health

CMC:   The United States Coast Guard says it has detained  two suspected smugglers and seized more than US$13 million worth of illegal drugs in the Caribbean Sea. The Coast Guard