Cuba not invited to summit
Preparing a get-together where not all the guests get along is tricky, whether at a dinner party, or, as Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos is experiencing, at a hemispheric summit.
Month: March 2012
Baugh shines as Jamaica stay top
A round-up of the action from the matches in the Regional Four Day Competition 2011-12
U.S. to file trade case against China
The United States plans to announce Tuesday that it is filing a trade case over China’s export restrictions on minerals that are crucial for the production of many high tech devices, a senior Obama administration official said.
Marshall contract not renewed by the NIS
Bridgetown. Former banker and talk show host Keith "Tony" Marshall is no longer chairman of National Insurance Scheme (NIS). <p%3
Cease-fire eases Israel-Gaza clashes
Palestinian militants lobbed more rockets and mortars into Israel early Tuesday even after the two sides agreed to a cease-fire mediated by Egypt.
ODI return consumed Harris
Ryan Harris has admitted he was so consumed by keeping his place in the national ODI team that it resulted in his worst bowling in recent memory
Need to adjust to Test tempo – Wright
Test cricket is the format that catches New Zealand at their weakest, according to coach John Wright
Green Hamilton pitch expected to "brown off"
The pitch at Seddon Park pitch was green two days before the start of the second Test between New Zealand and South Africa but groundsman Karl Johnson said he had not yet applied the finishing touches to it
Villager: They told us we’d be safe
In an Afghan village, a young man sits against a tree, his head hanging, his eyes filled with tears. The reason for his sorrow lies in truck beds a few yards away.
UNC extends nominations for internal party elections
Couva: The deadline for nominations in the United National Congress' internal elections has been extended to next Sunday, after allegations of irregularities emerged at the close of nominations yesterday. At…
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