ROSEAU, Dominica – The ruling Dominica Labour Party (DLP) is celebrating its 70th anniversary with Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit reiterating his administration’s adherence to democratic rule and improved socio-economic conditions.

WASHINGTON, DC – The Supreme Court Friday gave the Donald Trump administration the green light to strip temporary legal protections from hundreds of thousands of immigrants, including those from Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – The United States Tuesday unveiled a commemorative plaque honoring the legacy of more than 130,000 US military personnel and more than 10,000 Trinidadians who have served in the twin island republic dating back from the 1940s through the 1970s.

NEW YORK, New York – At least 20 attorneys general have action to defend the US Refugee Admissions Programme (USRAP) from what they have described as President Donald Trump’s  “unlawful attempt” to shut it down.

NASSAU, Bahamas - Prime Minister Phillip Davis Wednesday presented a US$3.89 billion budget to Parliament saying it is introducing new measures that respond directly to the challenges faced by the Bahamas and moving it closer “to the aspirations we share for tomorrow”.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – The United States sanctioned billionaire businessman, Azruddin Mohammed, says he will contest the presidential elections scheduled for September 1 this year.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) has called on the Trinidad and Tobago government to re-consider its position regarding legislation allowing for law-abiding citizens to have access to legal firearms in defense of themselves and their families.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has defended the decision of her new administration to push ahead with legislation allowing for law-abiding citizens to have access to legal firearms in defence of themselves and their families.

PARAMARIBO, Suriname – Suriname moved closer towards a new coalition government taking up office even as voters in the country await the official results of the May 25 general election.

WASHINGTON, DC  – Suriname's former foreign affairs minister,  Albert Ramdin, was on Friday sworn in as the new Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), promising to implement four new main priorities during the first year of his five-year stint.

PARAMARIBO, Suriname – Foreign Affairs, International Business and International Cooperation (Bibis), Albert Ramdin on Monday formally handed over his portfolio to the Defence Minister, Krishna Mathoera, as he prepares to be sworn in as the new Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) on May 30.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana - Guyana is maintaining its sovereignty over the Essequibo region, even as Venezuela announced that officials, including a governor, had been elected on Sunday for the first time in the an oil-rich territory.