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Minister Greene, Commonwealth Secretary-General Review Final CHOGM Preparations
Commonwealth leaders gather in St. John’s from November 1 to 4, the meeting focused on the country’s readiness to host the high-level summit, outstanding priorities and continued coordination between the Government of Antigua and Barbuda…
Chair of OAS Development Council Calls for Development to be Placed at the Centre of Hemispheric Stability
Sir Ronald said human rights are diminished when people cannot feed their families, obtain health care or educate their children. Democracy loses authority when citizens see no path to decent work or improvement in their…
SKINTIPZ: PDRN — The Skincare Ingredient Everyone Is Talking About
PDRN is one of 2026’s most talked-about skincare ingredients, but is the hype backed by science? Leslie Nesbitt breaks down PDRN creams, injections and emerging vegan alternatives—and explains why understanding the formulation and delivery matters.
The Benefits oF An Orderly School Environment
An orderly school environment can improve student focus, academic performance, behaviour and wellbeing. Dr. Simon explores how reducing clutter, creating predictable routines and encouraging shared responsibility can build calmer, more productive spaces for students and…
Iran Plans New ‘Exclusion Zone’ Near Strait of Hormuz
Iran is preparing to establish a new exclusion zone near the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns over international shipping and regional security as tensions with the United States escalate and diplomatic efforts remain stalled.
St. Lucia to Receive First Group of Migrants Under US Agreement
St. Lucia is preparing to receive its first group of migrants from the United States under a bilateral agreement, with officials pledging humane treatment, integration support and respect for the rights and dignity of those…
Lighting the Green
Erick Oeseburg explores how LED technology is transforming homes, pools and landscapes through greater energy efficiency, lower operating costs and customizable lighting—showing how going green can enhance comfort without sacrificing lifestyle.
The world is failing to keep the 1.5°C safeguard. Small states should not be required to pay the bill.
Sir Ronald Sanders argues that as the world fails to uphold the 1.5°C climate safeguard, vulnerable small states should not be forced deeper into debt to rebuild from a crisis they contributed little to creating.
Buying a Car: Local Dealership or Japan?
Young Antiguans and Barbudans are increasingly turning to Japan for affordable vehicles, creating new opportunities for independence and entrepreneurship. Kamalie Mannix examines the trend while calling for greater road responsibility, driver education and support for…
As Our Children Go Back To School
Hon. E. P. Chet Greene calls for a united approach to the new school year, urging parents, teachers, communities and institutions to work together to ensure Antigua and Barbuda’s children are educated, protected and supported…
Our Generation’s Legacy To Be Built Together
Antigua and Barbuda’s hosting of CHOGM 2026 represents more than a global summit—it is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to accelerate national development, strengthen the economy, expand global influence and build a lasting legacy through the collective…