CASTRIES, St. Lucia – St. Lucia has begun the process of replacing the London-based Privy Council as its final court.

WASHINGTON, DC – Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley on Wednesday made an impassioned plea for the United States to reverse its decision regarding correspondent banking in the Caribbean telling US legislators not to allow “this to be recorded as unconscious bias.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The House of Representatives has given its nod to the new Firearms (Prohibition, Restriction and Regulation) Act which establishes a dual regime, distinguishing between prohibited weapons or unregulated firearms and activities connected to them, and firearms that are authorized or registered.

NEW YORK, New York– Grenada’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Joseph Andall says the island is seeking to establish diplomatic relations with African countries as well as those in South and Central America.

NASSAU, Bahamas – Prime Minister Phillip Davis says Bahamians will have to decide whether the country should become a republic.

HAMILTON, Bermuda — Governor Rena Lalgie Tuesday announced that the United Kingdom has blocked the Bermuda government’s controversial bid to legalize the use and production of cannabis in this British Overseas Territory..

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Grenada’s Prime Minister,  Dickon Mitchell, says the region is experiencing a “fascinating time” as a progressive wind of political change is blowing throughout the Caribbean.

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti – Prime Minister Dr. Ariel Henry is condemning persons whom he said want to acquire political power in Haiti without first seeking a mandate from the population.

HAMILTON, Bermuda — Transport Minister, Lawrence Scott, has confirmed he is considering taking on Home Affairs Minister Walter Roban for the deputy leadership position within the ruling Progressive Labour Party (PLP).

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti – President of the Senate Joseph Lambert has told the nation that a new governance structure will be in place within the next 48 hours.

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti – Former prime minister, Claude Joseph, says he welcomes the decision of President Luis Abinader “to arbitrarily prohibit” him from entering the Dominican Republic, insisting that he would still be speaking out against “anti Haitiansim” in the Spanish-speaking country.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica Monday moved closer towards enhancing their existing cooperation in several areas including trade, security as well as sports and athletics as the two CARICOM countries seek to take further advantage of the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME).