Caribbean leaders address critical regional issues at the UN General Assembly, with Jamaica's PM Holness calling for climate finance action and Haiti support while Antigua's PM Brown warns against militarization. News from across the region highlights infrastructure development, diplomatic relations, and innovative economic initiatives aimed at inclusive growth. Here are the stories making Caribbean headlines. 

• Jamaica's PM Holness addresses UN on climate change impacts, Haiti security mission, and transnational crime networks
• Antigua and Barbuda's PM Brown expresses concern over increased US military presence in the Caribbean
• Guyana expanding port infrastructure to accommodate larger vessels and reduce consumer prices
• Dominican Republic working to restore direct flights with Russia despite international sanctions
• Grenada launches $500 minimum retail bond program to democratize investment opportunities
• Des Moines school superintendent detained by ICE after fleeing into woods 

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