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President Donald Trump made his final effort to overturn the 2020 election yesterday, as his allies challenge the electoral college count in Congress. His earlier efforts failed when the Supreme Court rejected Texas's lawsuit to throw out the results...

Britain's free-trade agreement with the European Union, announced last week after months of fractious talks and days before the transitional Brexit arrangements were due to end, is certainly better than the alternative. Separating with no deal at all...

“What a plot, dem a plot ’gainst I and I” — Ziggy Marley On February 20, 2019, the British House of Commons released a report from its Foreign Affairs Committee. This report was entitled Global Britain and the British Overseas Territories: ...

So, did you vote in the General Election last month? Really? Well you’re not alone, but the voter numbers may surprise you. More than 20,000 registered Bermudian voters did not vote. Yes, more than 20,000. That means nearly half of our 46,311 regi...

The Inter-Agency Committee for Children and Families welcomes the Government’s 2020 Throne Speech. From early in the speech and throughout, the Government makes a clear commitment to social priorities. In 2014, the IAC conducted a comprehensive Asse...

“We regret to announce the death of the Bermuda Tourism Authority in its seventh year of existence” You get the idea. The Government has announced that former national security minister and sitting Devonshire MP Wayne Caines will also become t...

Sooner or later, absent some kind of mass-extinction event, humankind will establish itself there: on the Moon. On Mars. Among the asteroids. Someday, even on planets orbiting distant stars. There isn’t — or at least shouldn’t be — anything controver...

Dear readers, I am looking for volunteers who have a financial success story to tell the world. Our domestic and global community needs to hear and read these stories, now more than ever. We need to see and feel real hope, that can incentivise us to...

Aristotle the Greek considered ethics a moral philosophy defining right and wrong, good and evil, and responsibility for one’s actions. Individually, we develop a personal code of ethical values during our lives. Children tend to not absorb such an ...

The drive for further political reform continued after 1968 and the adoption of a written constitution by British order. But change came slowly. There was the unresolved, unfinished business of the electoral system and whether parish-based, dual-seat...