Daily Archives: May 9, 2017
Sir Ron says US can't back up controversial report
Antigua’s Ambassador to the United States Sir Ronald Sanders says the US has not been able to back up some of the claims in...
Nurses are asked to show more professionalism
Nurses are being told to increase their level of customer service.
Director of Nursing at the Mount St. John Medical Centre MJSMC Nurse Jacqueline Jno...
Murder charge in case of missing woman
A charge for murder has been filed against Mikhail Gomes, the boyfriend of Vincia James.
The police filed the indictable charge today alleging that contrary...
Mother suspects arson in house fire following domestic dispute
A mother and her two children lost their three-bedroom home this morning, just hours after an alleged incident of domestic dispute with her partner...
Samsung trial tests South Korea's rule of law
(Reuters Breakingviews) - South Korea's rule of law is on trial. Bribery charges have turned Samsung's de facto leader, Jay Y. Lee, into a...
Jakarta's Christian governor jailed for blasphemy against Islam
Jakarta's Christian governor has been sentenced to two years in jail for blasphemy, a harsher-than-expected ruling critics fear will embolden hardline Islamist forces to...
Islamic State says it beheads Russian officer in Syria: SITE
Islamic State has issued a video showing the beheading of a man it described as a Russian intelligence officer captured in Syria, the U.S.-based...
Liberal Moon Jae-in wins South Korean election: exit polls
Liberal politician Moon Jae-in won South Korea's presidential election on Tuesday, exit polls showed, an expected victory that would end nearly a decade of...
Former Trump security aide was Russia blackmail risk: ex-U.S. official
Former Acting U.S. Attorney General Sally Yates said on Monday she warned the White House in January that then-national security adviser Michael Flynn had...
PM Browne says A & B should learn from France
Prime Minister Gaston Browne is using the Presidential election in France to illustrate what could possibly occur in Antigua & Barbuda given the rise of new political parties and aspiring politicians.