COMMENTARY: New York is not the World: The Case for An Independent United Nations

By Garfield L. Angus November 3, 2026 Can an organisation entrusted with safeguarding the sovereignty, dignity and equality of nations genuinely operate as an impartial institution when its headquarters is…

COMMENTARY: STATEMENT from the Chair of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the Hon. Philip J. Pierre: Reparatory Justice

By: Philip Pierre November 3, 2026 The Caribbean Community has taken careful note of the remarks published by the Right Honourable Andy Burnham MP, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom,…

COMMENTARY: The Politics of Getting Dressed

By: Christiana Best-Giacomini October 30, 2026 Before leaving the United States, I was already experiencing election fatigue for the upcoming November 3rd, 2026 election. Television and radio channels buzzed with…

COMMENTARY: The Labasse Politics Must Stop

By: Paul Sarran October 30, 2026 There is absolutely no reason for me to object to the sentiments expressed by the Honourable Prime Minister, Mrs. Kamla Persad-Bissessar, regarding Beetham Gardens,…

COMMENTARY: Friendship in the Water

By: Christiana Best-Giacomini, Ph.D. October 27, 2026 By my fifth morning on Carriacou, a small island in the West Indies, I had someone to look for at the beach. I…

COMMENTARY: The Caribbean’s Moral Imperative to Choose Humane Justice

By: Garfield L. Angus October 27, 2026 The Caribbean stands at a profound legislative and moral crossroads regarding capital punishment. For decades, the region has maintained a complex relationship with…

COMMENTARY: CARICOM Deputy Secretary-General wants expanded statistics eco-system

By: Dr Armstrong Alexis October 27, 2026 Good morning.Every year, we reserve a week for review of and reflection on the relevance of statistics to regional development.  A return to…

COMMENTARY: Tobago Carnival Must Put Tobago’s Culture and Artistes First

By: Paul Sarran October 27, 2026 I woke up on Saturday morning trying to gather my thoughts and reflect on some of the issues affecting our country. I have written…

COMMENTARY: Are we all Ukrainians?

By: Sir Ronald Sanders October 23, 2026 On 19 October, accepting the award of Ukraine’s Order of Merit, I said that my commitment to Ukraine rests on a principle essential…

COMMENTARY: CARICOM Secretary-General Highlights ‘Clear Opportunities for Investment’  Across the Region

By: Dr Carla Barnett October 23, 2026 It is a pleasure to join you for the Opening Ceremony of the World Trade Centre Georgetown International Trade and Investment Conference. This…

COMMENTARY: Trinidad and Tobago Deserves Better Than Dirty Politics

By: Paul Sarran October 20, 2026 Politics will always attract different opinions, disagreements and passionate debates. However, there must be limits to how we treat one another when political views…

COMMENTARY: She Is Not the Symptom. She Is the Assessor. Perinatal Mental Health, Silence, and Oppressiveisms™

By: Rae Sampson-McMillan, LCSW-R, SIFI October 20, 2026 A new mother sits in an examination room with a clipboard in her lap. The questionnaire asks whether she has been feeling…