Worker-led refusals to handle Israeli goods have sparked protests, union support, and policy debates across Europe, echoing historic anti-apartheid campaigns and intensifying pressure on governments to reconsider trade relations amid the continuing humanitarian crisis in Gaza
US-imposed sanctions have intensified Iran’s currency collapse and inflation crisis, triggering protests nationwide. Experts warn economic warfare may weaken civilians without guaranteeing political change or regime transformation in Tehran
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis – Dr Terrance Drew, has announced the official launch of a press conference to be addressed by the Minister of Agriculture, Sports and Creative Economy, Samal Duggins, on Tuesday, July 11th, at 2 pm.
Under the directives of the Prime Minister – Dr Terrance Drew, the Government of St Kitts and Nevis has been introducing a variety of policies to revive and boost the economic recovery of the country.
Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis – Dr Terrance Drew, has expressed immense sorrow and distress on the unfortunate demise of his loved father, Michael' Mick Stokes' Heyliger, at the age of 69 years.
Dr Terrance Drew – Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, has recently attended 45 (Forty-Fifth) CARICOM (The Caribbean Community and Common Market) Heads of the Government Meeting held in Trinidad and Tobago in Port of Spain at Hyatt Regency from 3rd to 5th July 2023.
Dr Terrance Drew – Prime Minister of the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis, has recently wished “Happy CARICOM Day” on the special occasion of celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the CARICOM (The Caribbean Community and Common Market) since its establishment from 1973 to 2023.
Prime Minister of the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis – Dr Terrance Drew, has extended warm invitations to the Kittitians and Nevisians towards the celebration events of the 50th Anniversary of the CARICOM (The Caribbean Community and Common Market).
The introduction of Limited Time Offer (LTO) under the Sustainable Growth Fund (SGF) by the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) Head – Michael Martin, has been lifting the demand for Citizenship by Investment Programmes of St Kitts and Nevis across the globe.
The head of the Citizenship by Investment Unit, Michael Martin, has extended the Sustainable Growth Fund (SGF) period through Limiter Time Offer (LTO) until January 31, 2024, to continue delivering the benefits of the CBI programme.
Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis – Dr Terrance Drew, has expressed his pride and pleasure while commending his son Terrance Drew Junior (TJ) on delivering a speech in Statia.
The Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica has urged road users and motorists to take precautionary measures when passing through the E O Leblanc Highway, certainly from the area called Morne Scope located at the Southern entrance of Mahaut.
Prime Minister – Dr Roosevelt Skerrit has announced that the Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica has appointed West Indies Cricketers Alick Athanaze and Kavem Hodge as the new Sports Ambassadors for the country.
The Minister of the Environment, Dr Yasmin Fouad, held a meeting with Mrs Carol Ann Stewart (President of Africa, Middle East and Asia Region) of Sanofi, Mr Mika Naidu (President of Africa Region), and their accompanying delegation.
Worker-led refusals to handle Israeli goods have sparked protests, union support, and policy debates across Europe, echoing historic anti-apartheid campaigns and intensifying pressure on governments to reconsider trade relations amid the continuing humanitarian crisis in Gaza
US-imposed sanctions have intensified Iran’s currency collapse and inflation crisis, triggering protests nationwide. Experts warn economic warfare may weaken civilians without guaranteeing political change or regime transformation in Tehran
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu meet as negotiations over Iran’s nuclear programme intensify. The talks highlight disagreements over missiles, sanctions, and regional security while military threats and diplomatic efforts raise tensions across the Middle East
At least 15 people died after two adjoining residential buildings collapsed in Tripoli. Authorities warn more residents could be missing as repeated structural failures highlight Lebanon’s deepening infrastructure decay, long-term neglect, and mounting risks for families living in aging structures
