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US military says it struck vessel in the Caribbean, killing four

US military confirmed four deaths in a Caribbean vessel strike targeting narco-traffickers. Intelligence revealed the vessel's active involvement in illicit drug trafficking operations. These strikes have resulted in over 210 fatalities since September 2025. Human rights groups have condemned these actions as unlawful extrajudicial killings. A recent Eastern Pacific strike…

The Economic Times

From ‘old people music’ to owning the streets: 60 years of Notting Hill carnival and me

As a child, being taken to the Caribbean celebration was a drag. But once sound systems arrived in the 1970s, it became an unmissable yearly pilgrimage offering a sense of freedom

The Guardian - UK

A British artist collected more than 100,000 plastic bottles and built an artificial island with a house, ponds and a waterfall

British artist Richart Sowa spent years collecting plastic bottles for a project most people would never attempt: building an entire island to live on. The result, called Joyxee Island, floated roughly 30 yards off the coast of Isla Mujeres, a small island off Mexico's Caribbean coast, with its base built…

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Infantino defies FIFA vice president's request to stay away from Caribbean youth tournament

FIFA president Gianni Infantino made a rare public appearance in the Caribbean despite a request from vice president Victor Montagliani to abstain as pressure mounts over his failed plan to sell future World Cup profits to private investors.

France 24

Eroding coastlines unearth and destroy slave graves in French Caribbean

Rising seas and coastal erosion are exposing the graves of enslaved people on beaches in the French Caribbean departments of Martinique and Guadeloupe, bringing long-buried remains back into view. Archaeologists say the retreating coastline is revealing new information about people who were enslaved centuries ago, but also destroying sites of…

Radio France Internationale

Infantino defies FIFA vice president by going to youth event in Caribbean amid global soccer rift

Gianni Infantino has defied a request by one of his FIFA vice presidents to stay away from an Under-14 soccer event in the Caribbean this weekend

The Independent UK

After the Storm That Erased It, One Caribbean Island Chose to Rebuild Bigger

For a small Caribbean nation of fewer than 70,000 people, the storm was the kind of event that often ends a development story before it begins, sending a country into years of patching back toward whatever existed before.

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Two fishermen rescued by Mexico's coastguard after floating at sea for five days in cooler box

Rescue teams gave no details regarding the fate of the boat they had originally taken out, nor did it explain how they survived five days at sea.

Euronews

Quake aftermath, Brazil election campaigns and other top photos from Latin America and the Caribbean

Venezuelans buried quake victims as Colombians surveyed damage. Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro campaigned ahead of Brazil’s October elections. The U.S. will resume some cattle imports from Mexico in August. Bolivians celebrated the patron saint of dogs.

The Independent UK

In 1985, the first invasive lionfish spotted off Florida after aquarium release; in three decades, they spread from Gulf of Mexico to the southern Caribbean

The invasive lionfish, first introduced in the 1980s, has quickly proliferated across the Western Atlantic, extending its reach from Florida through the southern Caribbean. With its rapid reproductive rate and predatory efficiency, it threatens native reef fish and ultimately jeopardizes coral health and coastal ecosystems. To safeguard marine habitats, early…

The Economic Times

US Sends First Wave of a 1,200-Person Deportation Deal to Liberia

Liberia will take in up to 1,200 US deportees within a year, including Latin American and Caribbean nationals, under a deal set months ago.

Latin Times

‘A critical crossroads’: who is the woman vying to become the first Caribbean head of the UN?

If elected, Guyanese politician Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett wants to prioritise climate issues and ensure the United Nations remains a force for good

The Guardian - UK

This new tool from Skyscanner helps pick your ideal beach based on vibes, distance and budget

From quiet coves to lively Caribbean hotspots, Skyscanner’s new Paradise Guide reveals the best beaches for every kind of traveller.

Euronews

Colombian minister under fire over beach holiday post-quake

BOGOTá - Colombia's new housing minister has come under fire after it emerged that he took his family on a Caribbean holiday while the country was reeling from a devastating earthquake that left thousands homeless.

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The Independent UK

MSC Group adds new private beach destination to Caribbean cruises

Catalina Sugar Beach will be added to itineraries from November 2026

The Independent UK

After killing hundreds in boat strikes, US military expands campaign on land in Latin America

The Trump administration says it is seeking to expand its lethal campaign of bombing boats off Latin America’s Caribbean and Pacific coasts onto land

The Economic Times

US military operations killed 153 civilians in 2025, Pentagon says

Pentagon assessments indicate 153 civilians died and 243 were injured by U.S. military actions in 2025. These casualties primarily resulted from three strikes conducted in Yemen during April 2025. Additional incidents in Yemen are currently being assessed by U.S. Central Command. Operations in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific did not…

The Independent UK

British girl who died on Caribbean family holiday was ‘killed in boat explosion’

Tourists on board the boat have described blast that left two dozen people injured in Dominican Republic

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Beyond Beach Resorts, Palace Elite Membership Opens the Door to Europe

Palace Elite membership reaches well beyond the Caribbean and Mexico, extending into cities and coastal regions across Europe through the group's partnership with Baglioni Hotels & Resorts, from Rome and Venice to Sardinia and Puglia.

The Conversation

Criminal gangs have diversified across Latin America, making them more resilient – but not untouchable

Latin America’s most powerful criminal groups have expanded beyond the drug trade – and have become more resilient as a result. That’s what my colleagues and I discovered while researching for a new study on the structural transformation of organized crime across Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Independent UK

British schoolgirl killed in ‘terrible accident’ on Caribbean holiday as siblings ‘badly injured’

Abbie Lainton was awaiting her GCSE results when the tragic incident took place, friends of the family have said

Marie Claire

Nevis Is the Caribbean Island Beauty Lovers Need to Know

Caution: You will never want to leave the island.

The Times of India

In 2017, Antigua and Barbuda removed over 6,000 rats and starving goats from Redonda; by 2019, vegetation rose over 20-fold and ground lizards eightfold

For years, Redonda looked less like a Caribbean paradise and more like a barren volcanic outcrop. Its steep cliffs and rocky surface were stripped of vegetation, while invasive goats and thousands of black rats consumed or destroyed much of the island’s fragile wildlife.

TechRadar

The US Navy used a swarm of drone boats to seize $81 million worth of cocaine in the Caribbean

Two Saildrone Voyager vessels tracked suspected drug traffickers, enabling the US Navy to seize cocaine worth more than $81 million.

The Independent UK

Suspended priest on tiny Caribbean island turns to music to make his voice heard

A suspended Catholic priest has turned to calypso music to sing about abuse in the church and Gaza

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