Topic: David Jessop

The moment is fast arriving when Caribbean Governments and business will have to consider the consequences of the tariff wars and sanctions that Washington is now pursuing.

There are indications that the Caribbean may again see this year unusually large amounts of sargassum seaweed washed up on its shores.

China and the US now appear to be moving beyond skirmishing over trade towards what could very easily become an economic war.

Last week, the United Nations published a document which indicated that historically unprecedented levels of human activity were causing dramatic changes to the variety of plant and animal life in the world.

Astute Caribbean governments clear about their national interest and sovereignty ought to be doing more to explore the flexibility and innovation the new European Communication offers them.

The not-for-profit Global Wellness Institute estimates that international wellness visitors spent 53 per-cent more than the average international tourist in 2017 ...