President Obama announces major overhaul of US foreign policy on Cuba
The US and Cuba have swapped prisoners in what appears to be the first move in radically overhauling diplomatic relations
How the Caribbean ranked in the global corruption index
According to Transparency International, Barbados has the lowest perceived levels of public sector corruption in the Caribbean region… but the index itself is not without its faults
Antigua withdraws from race for Commonwealth Secretary-General
Sir Ronald Sanders, High Commissioner of Antigua & Barbuda to London, has bowed out of the race for Commonwealth Secretary General
Lima COP-20: Is a legally-binding agreement feasible?
Lord Nicholas Stern says that a commitment to sustainable development is more important than a binding deal that lacks credibility
Witnesses begin chilling testimonies of alleged police killings in Tivoli
Witnesses recount the cold-blooded killing of two men by police officers during the Tivoli Commission of Enquiry in Jamaica
Lima COP-20: What happened in the first week
Developing countries feel sidelined in the Lima negotiations, at a time when an agreement is critical for a legally-binding deal in Paris next year
