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    El Niño threatens jobs and incomes for many workers in the Caribbean, ILO warns

    ILO research warns that the 2026–2027 El Niño could disproportionately affect vulnerable workers and highlights the importance of social protection, social dialogue and anticipatory policies to reduce the impacts.(ILO News) – The 2026–2027 El Niño phenomenon could negatively affect employment, reduce workers’ incomes and...

    Five LIAT Air Flights Cancelled, Leaving Passengers Stranded at V.C. Bird Airport

    Dozens of travellers were left stranded at V.C. Bird International Airport on Friday after the cancellation of five LIAT Air flights, sparking frustration among passengers seeking information about their travel plans.The cancellations disrupted travel for passengers departing Antigua, with many left waiting inside the...
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    Caribbean Airlines Cargo Flight Declares Emergency, Lands Safely in Jamaica

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    Commonwealth Youth Forum to Bring Young Leaders to Antigua and Barbuda in November

    Antigua and Barbuda will host young leaders from across the Commonwealth in November for...

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    7.1-magnitude earthquake strikes southern Japan, damaging buildings and bridges, and knocking out power to thousands of homes

    Reuters — A major earthquake rocked Japan’s southern Kumamoto prefecture on Tuesday, knocking out...

    UK to Help Antigua and Barbuda Boost Cybersecurity Before CHOGM 2026

    Antigua and Barbuda Strengthens Cybersecurity Readiness Ahead of CHOGM 2026 Through UK PartnershipSt. John’s,...

    CARICOM Eminent Persons Group Welcomes Haiti’s Electoral Calendar, Urges Security Deployment

    The Eminent Persons Group (EPG) of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) welcomes the publication of...

    Antigua and Barbuda ‘Better Positioned’ to Host CARIFESTA in 2029

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    Antigua and Barbuda-Flagged Cargo Ship Remains Grounded in Canada After Refloating Effort Fails

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    The Antigua and Barbuda Airport Authority (ABAA) has issued a traffic advisory ahead of...

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    Antiguan and Barbudan youth advocate and community leader Imani Sinclair has been recognised as...

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