FEATURES · Jan 5
Displaced by violence, a Haitian girl finds hope at school
By Gallardo Honoré PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Jan 5, CMC – A teenage Haitian girl who was forced to flee her home in…
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FEATURES · Jan 1
CARICOM at the Crossroads of Pressure
By Sir Ronald Sanders* WASHINGTON, Jan 1, CMC – 2025 has drawn to a close, and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) stands at a…
FEATURES · Dec 24
How responsible engagement secured Antigua and Barbuda’s interests
By E.P. Chet Greene* ST. JOHN’S, Antigua, Dec 24, CMC – In an era where international relations are often dominated by headlines…
FEATURES · Dec 21
CARICOM or CARI-GONE
By Peter Richards BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Dec 21, CMC – In February this year, the Antigua and Barbuda diplomat, Sir Ronald Sanders wrote…
FEATURES · Dec 18
Suspension of US visas – A moment for clarity, calm, and cooperation
*By Sir Ronald Sanders WASHINGTON, Dec. 19, CMC – The recent proclamation issued by the Government of the United States, announcing its…
FEATURES · Dec 12
Weakness of Sovereignty Exposed: Why CARICOM Should Stand Together
By Sir Ronald Sanders* WASHINGTON, Dec 12, CMC – The Caribbean is living through a moment of rising geopolitical tension. As the…
FEATURES · Dec 5
The UN is fading-We should worry
By Sir Ronald Sanders* WASHINGTON, Dec 5, CMC -The United Nations is being starved quietly. This month in New York, the Secretary-General,…
FEATURES · Dec 3
Passing the test: Hurricane Melissa and the Caribbean’s resilience
By Lilia Burunciuc* KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec 3, CMC – The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season has come to a close, bringing and the…
FEATURES · Nov 27
The cost of less than a cup of coffee could end world hunger in five years
By Sir Ronald Sanders* WASHINGTON, Nov 25, CMC – In my article last week, “Hunger and War: The Oldest Crime the World Still…
FEATURES · Nov 19
Hunger and war:The oldest crime the world still permits
By Sir Ronald Sanders* WASHINGTON, Nov 19, CMC – The governments of the world’s powerful nations have learned to live with disregard…