The last American Eagle flight from Puerto Rico to Antigua landed on island yesterday, ending the carrier’s 23-year run between the two islands.

Antigua & Barbuda is off to the United States “in a matter of days” in an attempt to, once again, bring the years long WTO dispute to an end.

The government could decide to call it quits with the country’s second biggest contributor to the economy – the financial services sector.

The US government on Monday warned of economic consequences after Antigua & Barbuda got World Trade Organisation (WTO) approval to ignore US intellectual property rights to the tune of US $21 million annually.

There may not be very many open gay people in Antigua but – according to six who spoke exclusively to OBSERVER Media – there are thousands of homosexuals and bisexuals walking our streets.

Antigua & Barbuda defeated St Kitts by 26 runs to win their first Nagico Leeward Islands Twenty20 championship.

Tourism Minister John Maginley has hailed Sunday’s arrival of the first plane of low cost carrier WestJet as a platform for growth in airlift out of Canada.

An attorney advocating the legalisation of marijuana in the region has challenged the minister of national security to decriminalise the drug as a means to protecting the country’s borders.

Antigua & Barbuda is putting a halt on egg imports because, according to officials, the island is self-sufficient in that area.

People are drawn to Antigua because of its beautiful beaches, its mostly temperate weather, and its diverse habitats (mangroves, beaches, reefs, etc.). It also has diverse wildlife, most of it found in the water. During the summer, we get to see and experience one of the most amazing sea animals up close and personal when it comes onto land to nest on our beaches: the Hawksbill Sea Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata).