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By Publisher Ray Carmen In a game-changing decision that could reshape international law and climate diplomacy, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that nations can now be held legally accountable for climate harm—and may even sue one another for failing to reduce emissions.
By Publisher Ray Carmen Silicon Valley just got a little shinier, sugar — Sundar Pichai, the ever-humble CEO of Google and Alphabet, has officially made his billionaires debut. Yes, you heard it right — the boy from Chennai is now sipping espresso at the top table with the big tech billionaires.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In a world increasingly shaped by shifting power dynamics and digital diplomacy, one figure stands out as a master of the international chessboard: President Xi Jinping. While others play checkers with soundbites, Xi moves with the calm precision of a man who knows exactly where the board...
By Publisher Ray Carmen Mumbai, Midnight. The skyline is humming with light. Somewhere above the clouds, in a 27-story palace named
By Publisher Ray Carmen After their extravagant July wedding, which featured global stars like Justin Bieber and Kim Kardashian, Anant and Radhika were spotted in Paris attending the Summer Olympics with the Ambani family . Soon after, on August 1, 2024, the newlyweds flew to Costa Rica, marking the start of their tropical...
By Publisher Ray Carmen From Santo Domingo runways to orphanage hallways & Punta Cana paradise
By Publisher Ray Carmen A Crisis of the MindIt wasn’t just our health, jobs, or routines that suffered.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In a high-stakes turn, former President Donald Trump has launched a $10 billion defamation lawsuit—filed July 18, 2025, in the Southern District of Florida—targeting Rupert Murdoch, News Corp, Dow Jones, and two Wall Street Journal reporters.
By Publisher Ray Carmen She glides into harbours like liquid sunlight — a 49-metre golden marvel that’s captured the gaze of jetsetters from the French Riviera to the Caribbean. Clad in a shimmering Cordova-gold finish, the superyacht Khalilah has earned a cult status as “the Gold Yacht.” Yet beneath the dazzling surface lies a...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the lush, sun-drenched island nation of Haiti, nestled in the heart of the Caribbean Sea, a tale as strange as it is spine-tingling has captivated locals and outsiders alike for centuries: the legend of the zombi—a person brought back from the dead, wandering without will, caught between life...
By Publisher Ray Cramen A Dream Move: From London to the Caribbean Sir George Martin—often hailed as the “fifth Beatle”—co‑founded Associated Independent Recordings (AIR) in London in 1969. By the mid‑1970s he dreamed bigger—originally planning a floating studio, he instead settled on Montserrat after falling in love with the island...
By Publisher Ray Cramen The Headlines vs. The Science A flurry of recent online headlines shouted claims like:
By Publisher Ray Carmen When the world starts humming “Feeling Hot Hot Hot”, it’s not just a tune—it’s a celebration born from the soul of Montserrat, the British Caribbean gem. And at its heart was the magnetic Earnest Cassell, a remarkable musician and dear friend whose music transcended boundaries.
By Publisher Ray Carmen On June 12, Air India Flight AI 171 departed from Ahmedabad for London. Just seconds into the flight, both engines lost power—and what followed was the deadliest aviation disaster in India in a decade, claiming 260 lives.
By Publisher Ray Carmen As the U.S. barrels toward another Trump presidency, global financial markets are bracing for what Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey calls a “dangerous tariff war” that could echo across continents — and wash up on Caribbean shores in unexpected ways.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: How a Caribbean Solidarity Shaped a Continent – and Stirred the West
By Publisher Ray Carmen When you imagine a collaboration between the golden deserts of the Middle East and the emerald blues of the Caribbean, it may sound like a fantasy out of a travel brochure. But this pairing is fast becoming a compelling reality — a commercial rendezvous blending oil...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In today’s fast-paced global economy, new partnerships are reshaping the way regions grow and connect. Among the most exciting is the potential commercial rendezvous between India and the Caribbean islands — two vibrant, culturally rich regions separated by oceans but united by shared histories and complementary strengths.
By Publisher Ray Carmen From the misty mountains of Yunnan to the rhythmic shores of the Caribbean, a new global symphony is quietly being composed — a powerful partnership that could define a new era in cross-regional commerce.
By Sir Chatty, Docked Somewhere Between Diplomacy & Drama
