Ed Kennedy

Affordable Housing in Dominica

The devastation of successive natural disasters over the past decade has tested the resolve of Dominicans. Although comparatively few in… Read More

4 years ago

Charting a New Course for Ferries

All in the Caribbean family recognise the central importance of airplanes and cruise ships to the region’s tourism industry; and,… Read More

4 years ago

Digging Into Sand Mining

For the Caribbean, effective conservation and utilisation of sand supplies cannot simply be a vague aspiration of the eco to-do… Read More

4 years ago

LATAM’s Most Influential Regional Organisations

In 2020 the postwar liberal consensus is being tested. Not since before World War II has the international community known… Read More

4 years ago

Maduro Seeks Salvation from the Private Sector

In recent weeks a particular move by the disputed president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, has signified just how tenuous his… Read More

4 years ago

The Next Chapter in Canadian-Caribbean Trade

When it comes to identifying new trading opportunities up north, the USA always serves as a starting point for the… Read More

4 years ago

Small Island Developing States or Big Ocean Developing States?

For Small Island Developing States (SIDS), being surrounded by the ocean can be an asset or a liability. Sustainable development… Read More

4 years ago

Did the Coronavirus Expose the risks of CBI?

Shares of Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian have tumbled roughly 30% to multiyear lows since the end of January, losing… Read More

4 years ago

Green Energy Tensions In The Caribbean

The Caribbean understands that combatting climate change is a key challenge for the region. Indeed, by many measures it is… Read More

4 years ago

5 Key Elections to Watch in 2020

The forthcoming months of 2020 will be a busy period for Caribbean elections. A number of these polls are ones… Read More

4 years ago

The Caribbean Taps Into Podcasting Growth

The region plays host to a wide variety of informative and dynamic podcasts. But like so many areas in the… Read More

4 years ago

The Canouan Rebrand

The Caribbean’s tourism industry will always be in a state of perpetual competition between longstanding and established accommodation providers, and… Read More

4 years ago

Half Empty or Hall Full: What’s Next for Caribbean Rum?

The production of rum is a key part of the cultural identity of the Caribbean. For generations, nations throughout the… Read More

4 years ago

The Coronavirus’ Impact On the Caribbean

Countries across the world are wrestling with the coronavirus outbreak. First detected in China, the virus has spread globally, but… Read More

4 years ago

Three Nations Leading the Caribbean’s Push to Go Green

As a region threatened by some of climate change’s most harrowing consequences, the Caribbean must go green in future. This… Read More

4 years ago

Suriname Strikes Big With New Oil Discovery

January saw news of a potential major oil find in Suriname. The significance of this discovery will reshape plans for… Read More

4 years ago

Small Islands in the International Arena

The post-war liberal order is in a testing time. Global organisations like the UN have always had to navigate the… Read More

4 years ago

BARBADOS STARTS DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH TWO FAR-FLUNG COUNTRIES

Earlier this month Barbados announced the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Asian Kingdom of Cambodia and the European nation… Read More

4 years ago

Is There a Future for the Caribbean’s Sugar Industry?

The sugar industry is woven deeply within this region’s history of slavery. In more recent decades it has generated a… Read More

4 years ago

Enabling Economies for People With Disabilities

Those in our communities who live with disabilities often find their voices are not properly heard, and accordingly their professional… Read More

5 years ago

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