Politics
October 19, 2023
Ian Antonio Babb Pleads Not Guilty to Assaulting Police Officers in Fairfield, St Michael | Trial Adjourned to Thursday
Ian Antonio Babb, a 43-year-old resident of Fairfield, St Michael, returns to court after pleading not guilty to assaulting and threatening police officers. Bail was initially granted but the accused was remanded into custody. Stay updated with Barbados' news for free.
October 19, 2023
Chairman of Caribbean Court of Justice Calls for Reform of Lengthy Remand Periods in Criminal Justice System
The Chairman of the Caribbean Court of Justice calls for criminal justice system reform, emphasizing the need for swift justice and coordination among entities to address the region's crime problems.
October 18, 2023
Understanding the Israel-Gaza Conflict: Examining the Role of the US and Seeking a Just Resolution
The war in Israel-Gaza, triggered by a surprise attack by Hamas, has sparked differing opinions and calls for action. US President Joe Biden's visit to Israel may have an impact on the conflict's direction.
October 18, 2023
Minister Davidson Ishmael Clarifies Digital ID Implementation in Barbados
Davidson Ishmael, Minister of Industry, Innovation, Science and Technology, clarifies that the proposed digital identification (ID) has not yet been introduced in Barbados. The current card is intended to replace the physical ID card.
October 18, 2023
Hamas Attack in Southern Israel Highlights Strained Israeli-Palestinian Relations
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. This article discusses the recent conflict between Hamas and Israel, providing background information and calling for diplomatic action to stop the violence.
October 18, 2023
Barbados and Other Caribbean Countries Urged to Prepare for Climate Change Displacement
Barbados and other countries in the region are advised to prepare for the displacement of residents due to climate change impacts, according to Dr Adelle Thomas.
October 18, 2023
Founder of Ashley Lashley Foundation Calls for Multi-Sector Approach to Climate Change | Barbados Youth Climate Action Summit
Ashley Lashley, founder of the Ashley Lashley Foundation, advocates for a multi-sector approach to climate change and encourages youth involvement in climate mitigation efforts.
October 18, 2023
Addressing the Urgent Need to Modernize the Criminal Justice System in the Caribbean: Attorney General Dale Marshall Emphasizes the Rising Crime Rates and Backlog Challenges
Attorney General Dale Marshall emphasizes the urgent need to modernize the Caribbean's criminal justice system due to rising crime rates. The PACE Justice Project aims to address case backlogs and improve institutional capacities.
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October 18, 2023
Venezuelan Government and Opposition Sign Agreement, Paving the Way for Elections by Next Year [News]
Four-year negotiations in Barbados culminated in a partial agreement signed by the Venezuelan government and opposition, paving the way for elections and potentially easing US sanctions.
October 17, 2023
Former Insurance Executive Alex Tasker Awaits Decision on Extradition Appeal in Money Laundering Case - Update from Caribbean Court of Justice
Former insurance executive, Alex Tasker, awaits the Caribbean Court of Justice's decision on his second bid for special leave to appeal his extradition to the United States on money laundering charges.
October 17, 2023
Accused in 2021 Rock Dundo supermarket burglary denies making or recalling statements, trial begins
In the ongoing trial of Kadeem Onan Vaughan, who is accused of aggravated burglary, several police witnesses testified before the court and the accused claimed he did not recall making the statements attributed to him. The trial resumes on Tuesday.
October 17, 2023
Caribbean Court of Justice Ruling: Testimony of Deliberate Liars No Longer Automatically Rejected
The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruled that not all testimony from people who lie under oath should be automatically rejected, leaving it up to the jury to determine credibility. A landmark decision made during a hearing in Barbados.