Pulse of the Caribbean

We move through the biggest Caribbean headlines of the week, linking politics, sanctions, trade, energy, and food security to real costs for families and businesses. We also flag key deadlines and regional plans that could shape how the Caribbean buys, ships, grows, and protects what it needs. Here’s a look at more of our headlines on Episode 3 for October 2026. Puerto Rico’s Governor signed a resolution proposing that the U.S. recognize Puerto Rico as the 51st state.UN General Assembly getti...

We track the biggest Caribbean headlines shaping October 2026, from Haiti’s revised electoral rules and ongoing security challenges to Grenada’s snap election call. We also dig into the region’s economic push, with major moves in tourism, cruise deployment, and new air links that could reshape travel across the islands. Here’s a look at more of our headlines on Episode 2 for October 2026. Haiti revised electoral rules ahead of December Elections.Grenada's Prime Minister has declared a general...

We deliver a rapid scan of the region’s biggest headlines, from Grenada’s UN priorities to investment and conservation moves shaping the Caribbean’s next chapter. We connect security, public health, finance, and sustainable tourism to show what’s changing now and what it could mean for the Caribbean and the diaspora. Here’s a look at more of our headlines on Episode 1 for October 2026. Grenada addressed the United Nations General Assembly, raising concerns about Cuba and Haiti, and expressed ...

Small islands are making big moves; this episode of the Pulse of the Caribbean News Roundup is packed with proof. We begin our report with an initiative that signals a smarter approach to regional power: CARICOM and the Pacific Islands Forum have signed a new agreement to coordinate advocacy and practical cooperation for small island developing states. Here’s a look at more of our headlines on Episode 4 for September 2026. Barbados' prime minister pushes for an overhaul of the United Nations ...

Oil money, migration pressure, and culture-led growth are all colliding across the Caribbean, and we break it down story by story with the headlines that matter on Episode 3 for September 2026. Here’s a look at our Caribbean Headlines: Guyana’s petroleum sector generates significant economic returns in the first half of 2026.Grenada records strong increase in visitor arrivals for the 2026 Spicemas. Proposal for Jamaica-Ethiopia pilot program for resettle in Africa presented at the Third ...