A jury convicts Andre Ruddock in the Pathways Ministries killing, a viral video reignites the Hurricane Melissa relief debate, Haiti celebrates a gang leader's death, Pope Leo challenges Milei in Argentina, and Nvidia investigates its CEO.
A Booker win after decades of work, Haiti's 12-month reform plan, and Peruvian cocoa farms where trees, birds and bats lift yields.
El Salvador's troop surge in Haiti, the Caribbean's demands and Jamaica's lead role at COP31, hoteliers pressing on a 15% tourism GCT, a planned 300 MW renewable tender, and a deadly Russian strike on a Ukrainian aid center.
Jamaica gets a new Ministry of Mining and Geology. Plus: Caribbean leaders tell Britain an apology is not enough at CHOGM, Americans vote in the midterms, a $40-a-year HIV prevention shot advances, and a Haitian gang leader asks the UN for talks.
Jamaica signals a longer pause on its fiscal rules as recovery costs mount. Plus: most US transit deportees leave Jamaica, Haiti sets July 2027 elections, tankers ablaze in Hormuz, and central banks hold firm on stubborn inflation.
One year after Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica adds billions for roof repairs. Plus: floods and a Salvadoran troop surge in Haiti, the UN's Cuba embargo vote, a cliffhanger count in Israel, and Ebola's grim milestone in Congo.
National honours at King's House, a Heritage Week shadowed by grief, Haiti's Gang Suppression Force, Cuba and Ukraine: today's top stories.