Starting July 1, 2026, Saint Lucia will assume the CARICOM chairmanship for a six-month term. A few days later, the island will host the 51st
A challenge shared by the entire region In response to the recurring Sargassum strandings affecting many Caribbean territories, the SARSEA project (Sargassum Regional Strategies for
In Fort-de-France, a shipwreck doesn’t need to be brought to the surface to tell a story. Sometimes all it takes is a photo, an object,
At the Grand Carbet in the Aimé-Césaire Cultural Park, Maureen-Alycia Lucéa-Merlin was crowned Miss Martinique 2026. At 24, the young woman from Fort-de-France brings a
A capital city with no residents On official maps of the United Kingdom, the capital of Montserrat still bears a name: Plymouth. But in Plymouth,
With WHOWil Aime signs his first feature film and returns to the West Indies with a team, a method and a story of creation. In
The victory that changes a name When Trinidad renamed its calypso grand prix “Calypso Monarch” in 1978, it wasn’t by chance. It was because a
In Kingstown, capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the countdown has begun. On June 26, 2026, Vincy Mas will open a new edition under
A constraint that can become a value The Caribbean is experiencing climate change directly, brutally and continuously. More intense cyclonic seasons, accelerated coastal erosion, fragile
Bamby hasn’t announced a concert date like adding a line to a tour. In a video posted on Instagram, the Guyanese artist spoke of emotion.
In Bridgetown, an award ceremony capped off years of effort. Barbados was named “Climate-Smart Country of the Year” at the first Climate Smart Awards, presented
At daybreak, in many neighborhoods of Santo Domingo, kitchens come to life with a simple task: mashing green plantains after they’ve been cooked. This purée
On June 21, 2026, the streets, squares, and cultural venues of Martinique, Guadeloupe, and French Guiana hosted concerts, open-mic nights, and musical gatherings. In these
Organized by the Caribbean Chamber of Commerce in Europe (CCCE), the second edition of Caribbean Days brought together various expressions of Caribbean culture at UNESCO
In Andros, the water doesn’t just surround the island—it opens it up. With 178 documented blue holes on land, at least 50 at sea, and
In Paris, amid startups and major tech events, an idea that originated in Martinique has just received national recognition. MiBelBoat was honored on June 17
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