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Officials will determine the future of a farm building behind 73 SU in the coming days after a fire on Thursday night claimed the life of a 45-year-old man. Dimitar Bozhilov, mayor of the Triaditsa district, said the deceased man lived a vagrant lifestyle, and the structure is in extremely poor...

Bulgaria's parliamentary group There Is Such a People released a declaration on Thursday after the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe lifted monitoring over the country and called on Nadezhda Yordanova of We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria to explain her abstention vote. The...

Ryanair will expand operations from its Zagreb base next summer by adding flights on several high-performing routes. The budget carrier plans to increase service between Zagreb and London Stansted from 10 flights per week to 12, with near-daily double rotations starting on March 29, 2026. Malta...

Croatia will eliminate its pension tax next year after the Croatian Pensioners' Party reached an agreement with government leaders. The decision affects more than 474,000 pensioners who paid the tax in September, representing over 40 percent of all pension recipients in the country. The average...

Mario Pašalić secured his place in Atalanta history after scoring the winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Club Brugge on Tuesday. The Croatian midfielder netted in the 87th minute to complete the comeback, and his late header became his eighth Champions League goal for the Italian club. That...

Caribbean residents face higher costs for U.S. visitor, student, and work visas after a $250 surcharge took effect on Tuesday. The One Big Beautiful Bill raised standard tourist visa fees from $185 to $435 per person, with the Department of Homeland Security collecting the mandatory charge at...

Americans accounted for 12 percent of the 402 people approved for Grenadian citizenship through the Investment Migration Agency in the second quarter of 2025. The figure represents a significant increase from 1 percent of 632 approvals in the first quarter and marks the first time U.S...

Guyana's president introduced financial reforms on Wednesday to strengthen oversight of the banking sector and stabilize foreign currency markets. Dr. Irfaan Ali met with Bank of Guyana Governor Dr. Gobin Ganga, Guyana Revenue Authority Commissioner-General Godfrey Statia, and bank officials to...

Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment on Wednesday charging two men with stealing American-funded medical supplies from Kenya and reselling them for profit. Davendra Rampersaud, a 42-year-old Guyanese citizen, and Eric Ndungu Mwangi, a 40-year-old Kenyan national, allegedly conspired to...

Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley announced on Tuesday that her nation will implement free movement policies with order and dignity as four Caribbean Community states begin allowing citizens to relocate across borders without restrictions. The agreement permits nationals from Barbados, St...

The United States endorsed the United Nations Security Council's authorization to replace Haiti's Multinational Security Support mission with a Gang Suppression Force and establish a UN Support Office in Haiti. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated on Wednesday that Washington will collaborate...

Four Caribbean nations launched a free movement agreement on Wednesday, which permits their citizens to live and work across borders without requiring visas or work permits. Barbados, Belize, Dominica, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines signed the pact, which allows for indefinite relocation...

Belize's government accepted recommendations for an independent investigation after receiving a report on the alleged abduction of citizen Ryan Budna and his transfer to Guatemalan authorities in August. Assistant Commissioner of Police Suzette Anderson submitted the report after officials...

Trelawny Parish Court Judge Ruth Lawrence died on Tuesday after being found unresponsive at her Coral Spring residence and later declared dead at Falmouth Public General Hospital. Police are investigating the death as a suspected suicide, but Acting Commissioner of Police Glendon Miller...

The United States has endorsed Trinidad and Tobago's Dragon gas project after the government reversed its earlier stance, declaring the initiative dead. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar on Tuesday in New York City to discuss energy security and...

The United Nations Security Council has authorized the transformation of Kenya's Multinational Security Support mission into a Gang Suppression Force to combat escalating violence in Haiti. The resolution passed with 12 votes in favor and three abstentions from China, Pakistan, and Russia. The...

Zimbabwe's government approved a framework on Tuesday that reserves specific economic sectors exclusively for citizens, promoting local entrepreneurship and domestic participation. Information Minister Jenfan Muswere announced that Zimbabweans will receive exclusive operating rights in artisanal...

Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission Chairperson Jessie Majome described the nation's justice delivery system as corrupt at a consultative workshop organized by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission on Wednesday. She argued that systemic corruption affects legal practitioners, police, prosecutors...

Elon Musk called for a Netflix boycott on Wednesday after accusing the streaming service of promoting transgender content to children. The X owner shared posts from Libs of TikTok that criticized Dead End: Paranormal Park, a canceled TV-Y7 series featuring a transgender protagonist, and he...

A judge ruled on Wednesday that Andre Lamont Harvey is mentally competent to stand trial on felony charges of spousal abuse and assault. Judge Andrew Kendall scheduled a preliminary hearing for Oct. 10 after determining that the 35-year-old brother of rapper Blueface can proceed with criminal...