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(Trinidad Guardian) Incoming Prime Minister Stuart Young’s vision for the country includes creating more opportunities for the youth, especially young entertainers and developing Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival as a product.

(Trinidad Guardian) Outgoing Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has called on Trinidad and Tobago to “complete its independence” by severing ties with the United Kingdom’s Privy Council and adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as the nation’s final court of appeal.

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump said he plans to speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin tomorrow and discuss ending the war in Ukraine, after positive talks between U.S.

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) The Trump administration has deported over 200 Venezuelans from the United States to a sprawling prison in El Salvador, even as a federal judge ordered their return to the U.S.

(Trinidad Guardian) A 33-year-old Paria man was killed as he sat in his car outside his Gomez Trace home on Friday night.

Following a request from the French authorities, and in collaboration with the Government of Guyana, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU), authorization was granted yesterday to board the Guyana-flagged vessel “Solo” operating off the West African coast.

(Reuters) – Fire ripped through a packed nightclub early today in the North Macedonian town of Kocani, killing 59 people and injuring more than 100, after sparks ignited the roof over a live band.

(Reuters) – A federal judge today temporarily blocked the U.S. government from deporting some Venezuelans after two non-profit groups sued saying President Donald Trump could invoke a wartime law to accelerate deportations of undocumented migrants.

LA MALBAIE, Canada, (Reuters) – G7 foreign ministers took a tough stance on China yesterday, stepping up language on Taiwan and omitting some conciliatory references from past statements, including to “one China” policies.

(Jamaica Gleaner) Buoyed by encouraging crime figures in the first quarter of the year, National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang is optimistic that Jamaica could close 2025 with fewer than 800 murders – a milestone not seen in recent history.

(Jamaica Gleaner) Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness says the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) should not be allowed to control government again, and that a major information campaign targeting young Jamaicans will be pursued to boost that effort.

Foreign Ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, and the High Representative of the European Union – the G7 – today condemned Venezuelan aggression in Guyana’s waters.

German’s Restaurant yesterday announced the acquisition of the property that formerly housed the well-known Foreman’s Electrical Shoe Shop in Tiger Bay.

COPENHAGEN, (Reuters) – The United States has reached out to Denmark and other European nations asking if they can export eggs as Americans face surging egg prices, the Nordic country’s egg association said today.

(Reuters) – Venezuela’s government has agreed to resume flights of deported migrants who unlawfully entered the United States, a senior U.S.

MOSCOW,  (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin said today that Russia agreed with U.S.

(Trinidad Express) The imposition of visas for Trinidad and Tobago nationals travelling to the United Kingdom was shocking, unfair and does not augur well for this country, according to political analysts.

BERLIN, (Reuters) – A Peruvian farmer is getting his day in court in a landmark climate case against German energy giant RWE that could shake up how the effects of companies’ emissions are litigated.

GENEVA,  (Reuters) – Israel carried out “genocidal acts” against Palestinians by systematically destroying women’s healthcare facilities during the conflict in Gaza, and used sexual violence as a war strategy, United Nations experts said in a report today.

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Global oil supply could exceed demand by around 600,000 barrels per day this year, the International Energy Agency said today, due to growth led by the United States and weaker than expected global demand.