WASHINGTON – Donald Trump threatened on Wednesday to escalate a global trade war with further tariffs on European Union goods, as major US trading partners said they would retaliate for trade
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Barbadians are not happy with Government’s habit of acting without consulting the public who elected it. That was the assessment of Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne during his Reply to the
Workers who cleaned the beaches of Sargassum Seaweed will receive wages out of the $43.3 million received by the Ministry of Environment and National Beautification. Recently during continuing debate on
Trinidad and Tobago Red Force have wiped out Barbados Pride’s lead, sitting four runs ahead at 90 without loss by the tea interval on Day One of their regional four-day
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PORT OF SPAIN – The Trinidad and Tobago government Wednesday expressed its disappointment at the decision of the United Kingdom (UK) government to impose with immediate effect, a visa requirement
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It is costing Government $5 million for the armour stones being used to reconstruct the breakwater at the Bridgetown Harbour. That was confirmed recently as the Ministry of Tourism and
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Former Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein appeared Wednesday in the New York County Courthouse in Manhattan to seek a speedier retrial on rape and sexual assault charges. Weinstein’s retrial is scheduled to start on
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The Ministry of Finance, Economic Affairs and Investment needs $36.9 million to cover the engaging of several firms which investigated the data breach at the Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) and
President of the Barbados Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Association, Terry Hope, has expressed concern that not enough is being done to educate Barbadians about the degenerative disease, which affects the central
Barbados Pride is 68-7 at the lunch interval on Day One of their regional four-day first-class match against Trinidad and Tobago Red Force at Kensington Oval. West Indies One-Day International
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