For­mer in­de­pen­dent sen­a­tor Ian Roach says that de­spite the his­toric ap­point­ment of Trinidad and To­ba­go’s first vi­su­al­ly im­paired sen­a­tor, the State still falls short in ad­e­quate­ly ac­com­mo­dat­ing the dis­abled com­mu­ni­ty.

Min­is­ter of Trade, In­vest­ment and Tourism, Satyaka­ma Ma­haraj, has held dis­cus­sions on trade and in­vest­ment po­ten­tial­i­ties with His Ex­cel­len­cy Jon Dean, High Com­mis­sion­er for the Unit­ed King­dom of Great Britain and North­ern Ire­land to the Re­pub­lic of Trinidad and To­ba­go.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) says it has ac­knowl­edged the con­cerns ex­pressed by mem­bers of the pub­lic with re­gards to the repa­tri­a­tion of na­tion­als from the Unit­ed States.

The Caribbean Com­mu­ni­ty Cli­mate Change Cen­tre (CC­C­CC) says the first UN­FC­CC Cli­mate Week of 2025, which was held from May 19–23 in Pana­ma City, marked "a piv­otal step in glob­al cli­mate ac­tion" aim­ing to bridge pol­i­cy de­ci­sions with tan­gi­ble, on the ground im­ple­men­ta­tion.

The Po­lice Ser­vice is ask­ing the pub­lic’s help in de­ter­min­ing the where­abouts of a 46-year-old St James man who was last seen on May 14, 2025.

Po­lice said Ali was lock­ing up the El Grande Piscine Pool along Solomon Dri­ve, Chin Chin Road around 1:10 am to­day (May 26, 2025), when he was at­tacked.

The de­com­posed body of miss­ing taxi dri­ver Sher­az Ali was dis­cov­ered in a re­mote forest­ed area on Sun­day evening.

Po­lice have in­creased pa­trols around the home of Min­is­ter of Fi­nance Dav­en­dranath Tan­coo MP and a rel­a­tive fol­low­ing a re­cent threat.

Pres­i­dent Ir­faan Ali Sun­day night an­nounced that Sep­tem­ber 1, 2025 is the date for the gen­er­al and re­gion­al elec­tions in Guyana.

A sec­ond man was seen limp­ing away from the scene, bleed­ing from gun­shot wounds to his low­er left leg.

A Miss­ing Per­sons alert has been ac­ti­vat­ed for a 14-year-old Ali­ah Charles of Princes Town, who was last seen on May 23, 2025.

The New York Im­mi­gra­tion Coali­tion (NY­IC), says that the Unit­ed States House of Rep­re­sen­ta­tives’ pas­sage of the Rec­on­cil­i­a­tion Bill “scape­goats” Caribbean and oth­er im­mi­grants, while gut­ting Med­ic­aid and so­cial safe­ty pro­grammes.