Pro- government activists stormed into the grounds of Venezuela’s state legislature yesterday and beat lawmakers, leaving at least five hurt and three with blood streaming from their heads, their colleagues said.
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St Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves Wednesday publicly disagreed with his Grenadian counterpart Dr Keith Mitchell on the financial problems facing the regional airline, LIAT and again appealed to regional governments to invest in the Antigua-based company.
Barbados based carrier, Trans Island Air 2000 (TIA), has commenced service from St Lucia to Grenada, Barbados, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Dominica.
North Korea says it has successfully tested its first intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) under the supervision of leader Kim Jong-un, and that it was capable of hitting anywhere in the world.
Five teenage pupils from The Gambia who built a robot for a prestigious international competition in the United States will not be able to accompany their invention to the event after being denied a visa.
Caribbean Airlines is now offering flights between St Vincent and Trinidad five times per week, up from the two weekly flights it had initially been operating
German police have confirmed that 18 people were killed when a tour bus burst into flames after colliding with a lorry in the southern state of Bavaria.
Pope Francis has dismissed the church’s chief of doctrine, Cardinal Gerhard Muller – one of the most powerful cardinals at the Vatican – head of the Vatican office that processes and evaluates all cases of priests accused of raping or molesting minors.
Australian police have charged a top Vatican cardinal with multiple counts of historical sexual assault offences.
Security has been heightened In Venezuela and the country is on high alert after the Supreme Court and other government buildings came under attack late yesterday.
A lorry carrying fuel has burst into flames near the Pakistani city of Ahmedpur East, killing at least 150 people
More than 100 homes in a tower block on a council estate in Camden, north London, are to be evacuated because of safety concerns over cladding in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire.
A fire that engulfed a London tower block killing at least 79 people earlier this month started in a fridge-freezer, London police said while adding that cladding on the building failed all safety tests.
LIAT has reported losing some $7 million as a result of a recent three-day strike by the airline’s pilots.
Nearly every juror — 10 out of 12 — believed Bill Cosby was guilty of two counts of sex assault, a juror has revealed to ABC News.
It’s celebration time for George Clooney, after the tequila company he co-founded was sold to drinks giant Diageo in a deal worth $1bn (£790,000).
Six US prisoners are being rewarded for saving a prison officer who had suffered a suspected heart attack.
The US student held in captivity for more than 15 months in North Korea has died a week after returning home.
A judge declared a mistrial Saturday in Bill Cosby‘s sex assault trial after jurors failed to reach a verdict on the sixth day of deliberations.
Qatar has signed a $12bn deal to buy F-15 fighters jets from the US.
