Caribbean Air­lines (CAL) has signed a code­share agree­ment with Guade­loupe-based Air Caraïbes to of­fer flights to Paris’ Or­ly Air­port. Un­der the agree­ment, CAL will op­er­ate the re­gion­al legs to and from Mar­tinique and Guade­loupe, while Air Caraïbes will han­dle the transat­lantic ser­vice be­tween main­land France and Mar­tinique/Guade­loupe. The new ser­vice be­gins on Sep­tem­ber 2 and of­fers an al­ter­na­tive con­nec­tion to main­land Eu­rope.

A fire broke out at St Pe­ter’s Pri­ma­ry School in Pointe-a-Pierre ear­ly Thurs­day morn­ing, de­stroy­ing the ad­min­is­tra­tion block that housed the prin­ci­pal’s of­fice and sev­er­al class­rooms.

An in­ves­ti­ga­tion has been launched fol­low­ing a cy­ber at­tack on Ja­maica’s Of­fice of the Reg­is­trar Gen­er­al (ORG), for­mer­ly known as the Reg­is­trar Gen­er­al’s De­part­ment.

Ef­fec­tive Sep­tem­ber 2, 2025, the De­part­ment of State will up­date the cat­e­gories of ap­pli­cants who may be el­i­gi­ble for a waiv­er of the non-im­mi­grant visa in­ter­view, a re­lease from the U.S. Em­bassy in Port of Spain has con­firmed.

Min­is­ter of Home­land Se­cu­ri­ty Roger Alexan­der is un­able to say whether there will be an­oth­er ex­ten­sion of the on­go­ing State of Emer­gency (SoE), but main­tains much more work needs to be done.

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar said she does not want to prej­u­dice on­go­ing in­ves­ti­ga­tions at First Cit­i­zens Bank (FCB).

A ma­jor Russ­ian air at­tack on Kyiv ear­ly Thurs­day—in­clud­ing a rare strike in the city cen­tre that dam­aged the Eu­ro­pean Union’s diplo­mat­ic of­fices—killed at least 17 peo­ple and wound­ed 48 more, au­thor­i­ties said.

Just hours af­ter a shoot­er opened fire through the win­dows of a Catholic church in Min­neapo­lis, killing two chil­dren and wound­ing 17 peo­ple, hun­dreds crowd­ed in­side a near­by school’s gym, clutch­ing one an­oth­er and wip­ing away tears dur­ing a vig­il along­side Gov. Tim Walz and cler­gy mem­bers.

As Trinidad and To­ba­go was close to be­com­ing an in­de­pen­dent na­tion in 1962, the T&T Guardian chron­i­cled the his­toric mo­ment. On Au­gust 30, 1962, the news­pa­per pre­viewed what was to come that night—the low­er­ing of the Union Jack and the rais­ing of the na­tion­al flag.

A prison su­per­vi­sor has firm­ly de­nied al­le­ga­tions that he pro­vid­ed as­sis­tance to a crim­i­nal gang and its leader.

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar says her Gov­ern­ment will do all it can to save pub­lic sec­tor jobs.

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar says Trinidad and To­ba­go’s en­try in­to a US-led al­liance, as an­nounced by Unit­ed States Sec­re­tary of State Mar­co Ru­bio, will serve the coun­try’s in­ter­ests as the T&T gov­ern­ment in­ten­si­fies ef­forts against car­tels.