Call to protect Barbados’patrimony
Bridgetown. Veteran trade unionist Senator Sir Roy Trotman, yesterday indicated his intention to table a special resolution in the Senate tp secure Barbados' patrimony. In recent weeks residents at Whitehaven,…
Month: March 2012
Blast hits Indonesian Embassy
An explosion in western Paris early Wednesday shattered several windows of the Indonesian Embassy, the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
Ponting on Somerset’s radar
Somerset are lining-up Ricky Ponting, the former Australia captain, as their overseas player for the second half of the 2012 season
Clinton: Nations cutting Iran oil buys
Eleven countries, including Japan and European nations, have significantly reduced their Iran oil purchases and should not be subject to new U.S. sanctions, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Congress Tuesday.
Mexico quake damages homes
Mexican officials were assessing damage Wednesday, a day after a strong earthquake left homes in ruins and rattled residents hundreds of miles away.
France’s anti-Semitism problem
CNN’s Max Foster talks to French extremism expert Jean Yves Camus about what may be behind the terrorism in France.
Can Baghdad be beautiful again?
Think of Baghdad and for most people what comes to mind is a city of damaged buildings and concrete checkpoints.
Can Baghdad be beautiful again?
Think of Baghdad and for most people what comes to mind is a city of damaged buildings and concrete checkpoints.
‘Cirque’ pitches big top on California beach
What sets this latest Cirque du Soleil show apart from its usual performances — such as in Las Vegas — is that the performers picked a real carnival atmosphere to set up an ol’ fashioned big top.
Summer success hinges on third Test – Vettori
The third Test match against South Africa will play a defining role in New Zealand’s summer, Daniel Vettori, the New Zealand allrounder, has said
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