Per­son­nel of the Trinidad and To­ba­go Reg­i­ment (TTR) have been de­ployed to An­tigua and Bar­bu­da to sup­port se­cu­ri­ty op­er­a­tions for the Com­mon­wealth Heads of Gov­ern­ment Meet­ing (CHOGM) 2026.

Trinidad and To­ba­go busi­ness ex­ec­u­tive Danielle Du­mas has been ap­point­ed Di­rec­tor of Part­ner­ships and Mar­ket De­vel­op­ment at glob­al pay­ments com­pa­ny Visa.

The Com­mu­ni­ca­tions Work­ers’ Union (CWU) wants to dis­cuss the sus­tain­abil­i­ty of TSTT, the op­er­a­tions of AM­PLIA and the fu­ture of the Hilton Trinidad and Con­fer­ence Cen­tre with Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar.

Trinidad and To­ba­go ab­stained on a Unit­ed Na­tions Gen­er­al As­sem­bly res­o­lu­tion con­cern­ing the In­ter­na­tion­al Crim­i­nal Court’s an­nu­al re­port on Mon­day.

Britain’s King Charles Tues­day de­scribed the At­lantic slave trade as a “shame­ful chap­ter” in his­to­ry, even as he ac­knowl­edged that “none of us, of course, would be here to­day were it not for our his­to­ry, which has shaped us in myr­i­ad ways.

Vot­ers strug­gling with high prices and an­gry over an un­pop­u­lar war with Iran will de­cide Tues­day whether to dras­ti­cal­ly shift pow­er in Wash­ing­ton in midterm elec­tions that will serve as a ref­er­en­dum on Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump’s sec­ond term.

The 2027 Asian Cup soc­cer tour­na­ment has been de­layed al­most a year in the wake of re­cent dead­ly at­tacks on host coun­try Sau­di Ara­bia, be­com­ing the biggest sports event to be post­poned amid the con­flict in the Mid­dle East.

The Unit­ed States launched strikes on Iran­ian tar­gets, a U.S. of­fi­cial said, in what ap­peared to be a lim­it­ed op­er­a­tion on the eve of Tues­day’s cru­cial midterm elec­tions.

Caribbean Air­lines has ad­vised pas­sen­gers trav­el­ling to the Unit­ed States to com­plete a new health at­tes­ta­tion form be­fore check­ing in, as part of mea­sures in­tro­duced by US health au­thor­i­ties to guard against the spread of Ebo­la.

Ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence should help peo­ple make in­formed de­ci­sions, not re­place their abil­i­ty to think crit­i­cal­ly, ex­er­cise sound judge­ment and dis­tin­guish truth from mis­in­for­ma­tion.

The State has set­tled a mul­ti-mil­lion-dol­lar con­sti­tu­tion­al claim brought by for­mer Cen­tral Bank gov­er­nor Dr Alvin Hi­laire, but the Gov­ern­ment has not dis­closed how much the agree­ment will cost tax­pay­ers.

Yes­ter­day’s out-of-court set­tle­ment of for­mer Cen­tral Bank gov­er­nor Dr Alvin Hi­laire’s le­gal chal­lenge to the re­vo­ca­tion of his ap­point­ment has brought re­newed at­ten­tion to the tenure of the in­sti­tu­tion’s gov­er­nors, six of whom served few­er than five years.