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Postmaster general Wayne Smith has been elected as secretary general of the Caribbean Postal Union. The CPU, which consists of 30 member countries, was established to provide technical support to its members to assist them with becoming more efficien...

We witnessed an epic moment in history earlier this week upon Theresa May’s appointment as Prime Minister of Britain. She became the 13th prime minister to serve during the 64-year reign of the Queen. Mrs May is only the second woman to serve in the ...

Each summer in the District, everyone in government seems to go on vacation — everyone, that is, except the interns. They come from colleges and cities across the country to work at think tanks, congressional offices and even the White House. They an...

The Bermuda Government has already spoken with British Government officials regarding the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union. But Michael Dunkley told the House of Assembly yesterday that the implications of Brexit remained unclear. Having alre...

A seminar in Hamilton tonight aims to “educate, inform and empower” Bermudians studying abroad in how to deal correctly with law enforcement. The free-to-attend session, from 6pm at the Chewstick Culture Hub, is in response to the ongoing racial ten...

Michael Dunkley has congratulated Theresa May on her appointment as British Prime Minister. The Premier also send formal correspondence on behalf of Bermuda to the newly appointed UK Cabinet ministers, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and the Chancell...

Spirits remained sky high among Bermuda’s Portuguese community yesterday, the day after their team triumphed in the Euro 2016 football final. Portugal picked up their first-ever major trophy on Sunday after beating hosts France 1-0 in Paris, with su...

Bermuda’s political parties have paid tribute to Patrick Manning, the former Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago who died on Saturday aged 69. Mr Manning led the People’s National Movement for 24 years and had two stints as the country’s Prime Mini...

A pair of Bermudian greenkeepers are heading to San Martin, California, tomorrow to help with preparations for the 2016 US Women’s Open. Sean Adams and Jonathan Minors, of Rosewood Tucker’s Point, will be plying their trade at Rosewood CordeValle for...

I have lived in Britain for 26 years. I was born to Indian parents in Ealing and raised in Hounslow, both multicultural West London areas, so my experiences with racism until now were limited to snide remarks and idiosyncrasies — the usual schoolyard...

The political scientist and theorist Francis Fukuyama in a 1989 essay once wrote that with the triumph of Western liberal values — the precursor to neoliberalism at the end of the Cold War — that that would signal an end to history itself. Well, on J...

Dear Sir, Citizens of a small island whose economy is out of proportion to its landmass understand the importance of inclusion and multilateralism. Unless you are the UK, in which case you forgo collective bargaining to make a passing political poin...