The Caribbean region is experiencing significant geopolitical shifts and environmental challenges as highlighted in the latest episode of Pulse of the Caribbean News Roundup. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines. 

• Venezuela accuses US of breaking regional nuclear ban after deployment of warships and nuclear submarine to Caribbean
• Antigua and Barbuda's Prime Minister meets with Venezuela's Foreign Minister to discuss regional stability
• Grenada Postal Corporation suspends all US-bound packages due to elimination of  duty-free exemption
• Amazon establishing Caribbean distribution hub in Dominican Republic 
• Scientists confirm 2024 was Caribbean's warmest year since 1950
• Guyana opens first international airport hotel with Courtyard by Marriott, creating 100 job 

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The Pulse of the Caribbean News Roundup delivers critical updates spanning marine conservation, cybersecurity initiatives, and historic land preservation across island nations. This episode highlights regional progress in technology, sustainability, and international cooperation. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines. 

• Cayman Islands Department of Environment tracking Caribbean reef sharks with satellite tags
• OECS countries launching unified cybersecurity awareness campaign targeting vulnerable populations 
• Dominican Republic preparing to host the International Anti-Corruption Conference with participants from 140 countries
• Two Barbadian engineers become first Caribbean-certified industrial robotics specialists 
• Trinidad and Tobago offering expertise to help Grenada develop its oil and gas sector
• US Virgin Islands Government purchases 2,469 acres to protect historically significant land

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The Caribbean region continues to demonstrate its dynamic cultural influence and economic resilience in multiple sectors. This week's news highlights the significant achievements and developments across various Caribbean nations, showcasing the region's growing impact on global stages. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines. 

• The Caribbean Music Awards returns to Brooklyn on August 28th
• Guyana's oil output reaches 650 million barrels with projections to exceed 1.4 million barrels per day by decade's end
• Guyana's national elections scheduled for September 1st with Commonwealth observers monitoring the process
• Puerto Rico's governor canceling $168 million port scanning contract 
• Grenada behind on UN membership fees as the 80th General Assembly approaches
• PGA Tour confirms Corales Punta Cana Championship returning in 2026
• Turks and Caicos named world's favorite honeymoon destination 

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This week's Caribbean News Roundup reveals significant diplomatic, security, and economic developments across the region, highlighting the complex interplay of international relations and regional cooperation that continues to shape the Caribbean's future. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines. 

• US Department of Defense delegation on four-day visit to Dominican Republic to strengthen bilateral security cooperation
• Trinidad and Tobago government expresses strong support for Guyana's sovereignty amid US- Venezuela tensions
• ·St. Lucia passes CARICOM Arrest Warrant Treaty Bill
• Puerto Rico to host Florida Caribbean Cruise Association Convention in October 2025, 
• Atlantis Paradise Island receives Virtuoso Sustainability Leadership Award 
• St. Kitts and Nevis Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Information, Communications, and Technology appointed second vice chair of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organization 

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The Caribbean region is experiencing an unprecedented wave of economic development and investment, as highlighted in the latest episode of the Pulse of the Caribbean News Roundup. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines.

• Puerto Rico secures $90 million in medical manufacturing investments, creating new jobs through Terumo and Millicent Manufacturing.
• Guyana welcomes $10 billion Hyatt Place Hotel development in Providence, adding to the rapidly growing accommodation stock.
• Turks and Caicos signs historic $1.2 billion agreement with Palace Resorts, the largest private investment in the islands' history.
• Antigua and Barbuda approves $20 million for Jolly Beach Resort renovations with plans to make it a social security investment.
• Japan contributes $10 million to the United Nations security support mission in Haiti.
• Barbados opens its first technical and vocational education global training center funded by China.

These and other stories are on today’s Pulse of the Caribbean-Caribbean News Round Up Episode 4 for the Week of August 18. 

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The Pulse of the Caribbean News Roundup brings you critical developments from across the region. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines.

• US military reportedly deployed on anti-drug mission in Southern Caribbean, prompting Venezuela to mobilize 4.5 million militiamen
• Cayman Islands Coast Guard seized 1,500 pounds of marijuana arresting three Jamaicans and one local resident
• Four Dominicans agreed to US extradition for involvement in "grandparent scam" targeting American seniors
• Inter-American Development Bank loaned Bahamas $30 million to strengthen blue economy businesses
• OECS held first meeting on implementing Custom Union and Free Circulation of Goods Regime
• Caribbean Association of Pharmacists hosting 2025 Annual Conference in Dominica focusing on healthcare transformation

These and other stories are on today’s Pulse of the Caribbean-Caribbean News Round Up Episode 3 for the Week of August 18. 

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The Pulse of the Caribbean News Roundup covers significant regional developments including US military deployment, legislative changes in Barbados, disaster financing approval, and tourism innovations across Caribbean nations. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines.

• Over 4,000 US Marines and sailors deployed to the Caribbean as part of anti-drug trafficking operations
• Barbados Prime Minister Mia Motley announces removal of controversial wiretap provision from law following public protests
• Guyana native Justice Arif Bulkan appointed to the Caribbean Court of Justice 
• World Bank approves $20 million disaster risk management financing for St Vincent and the Grenadines
• Orlando Magic and Miami Heat to play NBA preseason game in Puerto Rico 
• Antigua and Barbuda opens first independent overseas tourism office in Toronto 

These and other stories are on today’s Pulse of the Caribbean-Caribbean News Round Up Episode 2 for the Week of August 18. 

The Caribbean region has been navigating multiple challenges and opportunities this week, with significant developments in weather, diplomacy, technology, and cultural celebrations shaping the landscape for island nations. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines.

• Hurricane Erin, continues through the Caribbean, passing north of U.S Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Dominican Republic
• Grenada responds to U.S. State Department visas restrictions for Grenada officials over alleged involvement in Cuba's medical mission program
• Senior officials from China and nine Caribbean nations meet to strengthen cooperation across multiple sectors
• U.S. Virgin Islands lawmakers approve permit for submarine fiber optic cable to improve global communication channels
• Barbados prepares to host CARIFESTA, the Caribbean's largest arts festival, featuring delegations from across the region
• JetBlue expands winter service from Boston to Caribbean destinations and adds new routes from Florida.

These and other stories are on today’s Pulse of the Caribbean-Caribbean News Round Up Episode 1 for the Week of August 18. 

The Caribbean region has become a focal point of international policy discussions. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines.

• U.S. restricts visas for Grenadian officials supporting Cuban medical missions
• U.S. seizes Venezuelan President  Maduro's assets in the United States and the Dominican Republic 
• Caribbean agriculture ministers visit Argentina to explore trade opportunities and sustainable farming practices
• Hampton by Hilton opens first select-service hotel in St. Thomas, located near cruise ship port
• Cricket legends mentor young cricketers in special sessions 

These and other stories are on today’s Pulse of the Caribbean-Caribbean News Round Up Episode 4 for the Week of August 11. 

Weather alerts, financial news, and infrastructure updates provide a comprehensive view of current affairs impacting Caribbean nations and territories. Here’s a look at what’s making Caribbean headlines.

• Tropical Storm Erin intensifying and expected to become a hurricane by Thursday/Friday
• Authorities uncover Dominican Republic fraudulent call center targeting elderly Americans through the "grandparent scams" 
• Trinidad and Tobago signs major exploration agreement with ExxonMobil worth up to $21.7 billion
• Puerto Rico receives $1.19 million and US Virgin Islands gets $1.06 million from US Federal Highway Administration's Ferry Boat Program
• Barbados announces education structure reform to align with international standards
• Kingston, Jamaica to host first Caribbean Youth Environment and Climate Change Conference in September 2025