The brief strike staged at the headquarters of regional airline LIAT yesterday ended after management agreed to a series of weekly meetings with the sole purpose

The most prominent nations in the western alliance have found themselves in a deep crisis of reflection. The biggest problem has been “what to do about the current unrest that is sweeping North Africa and the Middle East?”

The Antigua & Barbuda Nursing Council has joined the debate about the registration of the American University Antigua (AUA) by expressing its displeasure with claims being made by the National Accreditation Board.

The voting may have ended but the election is far from over. And while the elections went on in a quiet, orderly fashion many cities and towns – it was anything but in the capital.

Local legislators received both praise and admonition from International Labour Organization (ILO) regional representative Paula Robinson after her weeklong mission in Antigua & Barbuda.

The controversial idea of having non-Antiguan students pay school fees is just that – an idea. Director of Education Jacintha Pringle, in seeking to clarify statements she made two days prior, said the idea emerged from a meeting and had not even been brought to the Minister of Education or the Cabinet.