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Finance Minister Paula Cox unveils her fourth Budget today enjoying a position that most of her colleagues around the world would envy. Bermuda?s economy remains astonishingly resilient. International business continues to boom, with a new wave of re...

Southlands alternatives February 14, 2007 Dear Sir, I find it appalling that, after the outrage over the proposal to destroy one third of the Botanical Gardens to build a new hospital, this Government is supporting the destruction of the Southlands p...

Today in HistoryToday is Thursday, February 15, the 46th day of 2007. There are 319 days left in the year. ON THIS DATE In 1942, a British-led force of some 85,000 surrendered to a Japanese invading force less than half its size after being bombarded...

Premier Ewart Brown hit most of the right notes in his speech on his first 100 days in office on Monday night, defending some of his Government’s actions while making it clear where his administration would be putting its focus. There is always a tem...

Wakely speaks the truth February 12, 2007 Dear Sir, As a Bermudian living in Boston I was dumbfounded to see that Dr. Catherine Wakely was asked to resign after writing a letter to the newspaper in support of the needs of the clients of the Hospital?...

This is the full text of United Bermuda Party Leader Wayne Furbert's televised speech from Wednesday night. My fellow Bermudians, Earlier this week the Premier spoke to the country on his first 100 days in office. The reality is that this government...

Premier Ewart Brown hit most of the right notes in his speech on his first 100 days in office on Monday night, defending some of his Government?s actions while making it clear where his administration would be putting its focus. There is always a tem...

Wakely speaks the truth February 12, 2007 Dear Sir, As a Bermudian living in Boston I was dumbfounded to see that Dr. Catherine Wakely was asked to resign after writing a letter to the newspaper in support of the needs of the clients of the Hospital...

HARARE (Reuters) — President Robert Mugabe faces new pressure from Zimbabwe’s worsening economic crisis, which is now deeply felt in his rural strongholds and is testing the loyalty of security forces that have rallied behind him, analysts said. Poli...