Some countries do not have a written constitution and as such whatever they legislate becomes the current law of the land. There is no Constitution on which to infringe and life continues, regardless....read more

Controversy abounded last week when four rebel government senators shot down pending economic citizenship legislation forcing it back to the Lower House....read more

Antigua & Barbuda has wound up in the bad books of the world’s self-appointed moral overseer, the United States of America. ...read more

The international community has long agreed that English should be the language of business and diplomacy and for this reason...read more

So the Perry Bay squatters have been given another chance to relocate without incident. This time around, there appears to be no deadline....read more

The social media landscape has continued to evolve at a rapid pace and there are particular sites that many of us thought were just a fad that would go away. Social media has moved from fad to mainstream and studies reveal that people are spending approximately 30 per cent of their time online through a smartphone and 20 per cent on a personal computer....read more

By a process of experimentation, modern man has made rapid, extraordinary strides in many areas that affect life on this planet....read more

Four weeks ago Minister of Tourism John Maginley sounded a positive note in announcing new aircraft leases for our embattled airline, LIAT....read more

Sometimes it’s the most unbearably sad occasions that can also be the most inspiring and uplifting....read more

There is a tradition in the United States that many, especially in the media, look forward to each year, for it provides fodder for the editorial mills, grist for talk show hosts and punch line material for comedians....read more