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Caribbean Community marks 50 years, weighs new challenges from climate and debt to Haiti

It began as a group of former British colonies, led by four of the Caribbean’s fiercest and most independent-thinking leaders of their day when it came to foreign policy.

Miami Herald

7 Caribbean islands where hurricane season won’t impact your holiday

Avoid tropical storms with these less risky options

The Independent UK

USMNT march into Gold Cup last eight with landmark moment in six-goal rout

The United States secured back-to-back 6-0 victories in the Gold Cup after defeating Trinidad and Tobago to top their group and book a spot in the quarter-finals

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Photos from USMNT’s Sunday night win at Bank of America Stadium

Bank of America Stadium played host to Sunday's 6-0 Gold Cup victory for the United States men's national soccer team.

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Michail Antonio shines as Ben Johnson helps England U21s through - West Ham international latest

Michail Antonio was in international action again this week with Jamaica in the CONCACAF Gold Cup group stages in their game against Trinidad and Tobago in St Louis

Football London

West Lothian triathlete set for 'opportunity of a lifetime' after Commonwealth Youth Games selection

The 17-year-old will travel to Trinidad and Tobago next month as part of the Commonwealth Youth Games team

Daily Record

Where all four groups stand after Round 1 of the Gold Cup group stage

MIAMI — Tuesday marked the last day of an eventful Round 1 in the group stage of the Gold Cup. After the first round, here’s a look at how all of the groups have played so far and what’s next for each team.

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Co Down teen says Commonwealth Youth Games selection 'came out of the blue'

The 17-year-old is heading to Trinidad and Tobago this August

Belfast Live

'Home Office lost my passport twice and then tried to tell me I didn't belong here'

Emunah Baht Gavriel came to England in 1979, aged 21, from Trinidad and Tobago and, like so many others from the Caribbean, made a life for herself and helped build the country back up - only to feel betrayed

Daily Mirror

Why Big Oil loves renewable energy

Wind and solar can only output so much. Fossil fuels often fill a gap better suited for nuclear power

Salon

Debut novel 'The God of Good Looks' adds to growing canon of Caribbean literature

A growing number of high-profile novels are coming out of the Caribbean and the Caribbean diaspora. And the region has long been punching above its weight on the international literary scene.

WEKU

‘It’s a forever pain, an unfathomable pain’: families remember Trinidad’s femicide victims

Andrea Bharratt, Ashanti Riley, Sharday Emmanuel and Teri Gomez are just a few of the many women missing or murdered on the island in recent years. Their loved ones tell their stories

The Guardian - UK

The Caribbean island of Trinidad grapples with a ‘national crisis’ of violence

Killings of women and girls in Trinidad and Tobago have reached an all-time high, while police and politicians are failing to tackle rising crime rates

The Guardian - UK

Trinidad and Tobago: From the Caribbean to the caliphate

The twin island state of Trinidad and Tobago lies between the South American coast of Venezuela and the West Indies. Home to roughly 1.5 million inhabitants of African and Indian descent, the tiny Caribbean nation has one of the world’s highest volunteer rates for the Islamic State (IS) group. Between…

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The Guardian - UK

Shake your Sugar Bum Bum! The return of the classic film capturing calypso’s riotous brilliance

It is seen as the joyous, rum-soaked music of the carnival, but it is so much more than that – as One Hand Don’t Clap shows. We talk to the film’s star, the astonishing Calypso Rose, still thrilling crowds

Broadcasting & Cable

Anthony Antoine Joins KRIV Houston Evening Anchor Team

From Trinidad and Tobago, anchor previously worked in Richmond

Daily Mirror

Great-grandmother on 'life-long dream' Caribbean cruise killed by reversing truck in Barbados

Recently-widowed Janet Purkess was on a Caribbean cruise hoping to fulfil her dream of visiting a friend in Trinidad when an unlicensed driver reversed into her in Barbados

The Guardian - UK

‘Like a blocked gate I can’t climb over’: a Windrush victim’s DWP impasse

After 13 years of being shut out of the workplace due to documentation problems, Joseph Mowlah-Baksh was denied benefits – and left unaware of assistance programmes

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The Guardian - UK

Trinidad and Tobago is failing children locked in Syrian camps – it must bring them home

During Covid, the Caribbean republic shut its borders, stranding citizens overseas; now it has left children vulnerable to illness, death and IS recruitment

The Guardian - UK

Trouble in paradise: corruption in the Caribbean has become normalised

The focus is often on rich countries when it comes to corruption initiatives but the situation is so embedded in these islands that it demands greater attention

Asharq Al-Awsat

US, Qatar, Egypt Supply Europe’s LNG Demand

European imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) rose by 63 % in 2022, to compensate for the interruption of supplies through Russian gas pipelines. LNG imported by Europe increased by 66 bcm, according to a recent report by the International Energy Agency (IEA). While the US supplied approximately two-thirds (43…

The Guardian - UK

Hungry Ghosts by Kevin Jared Hosein review – lyrical Trinidadian saga

The spectres of war and social injustice hang over a community battling the inexorable forces of change

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m going to get a beating’ – artist Peter Doig on taking on Cézanne, Renoir, Monet and more

Once Europe’s most expensive living painter, Doig is feverishly trying to finish 10 new works that will hang alongside some old masters. No wonder he isn’t getting any sleep

The Guardian - UK

Kevin Jared Hosein: ‘The 1940s in Trinidad was like the wild west’

The teacher and writer on a golden age for Caribbean writers, editing in bed, and his encounter with VS Naipaul

Daily Record

Mum dies in sleep on wedding day leaving 10-year-old son stranded abroad

Nadia Joseph-Gosine passed away in her sleep on December 7 from liver disease hours before she was due to marry her partner of five years in Trinidad.

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