Some writers describe their country to make it easier to love. Marlon James, on the other hand, does almost the opposite. He portrays Jamaica as
The decision was signed in Brasília, but its effects will be felt along the banks ofthe Oyapock River. On Wednesday, July 1, 2026, France and
St. Maarten Emancipation Day takes on a special significance this year. On July 1, 2026, the official ceremony marking the 163rd anniversary of the abolition
From July 1 to 22, the 2026 Saint Lucia Carnival marks one of the island’s most eagerly anticipated cultural events. For three weeks, the island
Standing in front of a sound system, someone calls out, “Tonight, we a go a bashment.” The phrase seems simple. Yet it means so much
In the Caribbean, a high energy bill can slow down a business. A storm can cut off a road, block a port, or jeopardize a
Since joining the Caribbean Telecommunications Union, French Guiana has established its place as a French territory in the Americas that looks toward the Caribbean, the
Exhibiting at the Jardin du Luxembourg is often a major milestone in an artist’s career. For artist Cécile Vernant, it is above all an opportunity
When you arrive in Saint-Barthélemy, the first thing you see as you disembark is the name of the capital: Gustavia. Not Sainte-Anne, not Saint-Jean, not
From December 5, 2026, to April 4, 2027, the MSC World Europa will come alive to the rhythms of Caribbean music with the Zouk@Sea by
At 11:59 p.m. on August 5, 1962, the National Stadium in Kingston was plunged into darkness. A minute later, the British flag was lowered and
Standing in front of a screen displaying 1,083,448 visitors, Minister David Collado presented the results for July 2026. Behind this record-breaking tourism figure in the
On the eve of Jamaica’s Independence Day, celebrated on August 6, two words capture a unique way of saying goodbye. “Walk good” means more than
From August 6 to 14, 2026, French Guiana will host the 2026 Indigenous Peoples’ Days, featuring conferences, ceremonies, workshops, exhibitions, gatherings, and film screenings in
In Barbados, two bronze arms rise up, their wrists still encircled by broken chains. Sculptor Karl Broodhagen imbued this figure with a power that is
A few meters below the surface, silhouettes slowly come into view. Children are holding hands. A man sits at his typewriter. In Grenada, art doesn’t
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