U.S. Military Carries Out Another Deadly Strike on Alleged Drug Boat in Caribbean
The U.S. military says it has carried out another strike on a vessel in the Caribbean Sea it claims was […]
May 2026
New Lighting Commissioned at Lachoos Road Recreation Ground to Boost Sports and Community Development
Newly-installed lights have been commissioned at the Soogrim Ramdhaniesingh Recreation Ground in Lachoos Road on Monday night. Public Utilities Minister
Derek King Appointed Full-Time Soca Warriors Head Coach as TTFA Eyes Stability and Results
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) has appointed Derek King as head coach of the senior menโs national team
Pakistan Urges Calm as Gulf Tensions Rise, Calls for Ceasefire and Continued Diplomacy
Pakistan is calling for calm following fresh tensions in the Gulf region. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says Pakistan strongly condemns
GDF Soldier Injured After Boat Patrol Comes Under Fire
The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) said one of its soldiers was injured during a boat patrol along the western border
Tobago Peopleโs Party Calls for Urgent Action to Safeguard Water Supply as Dry Season Strains System
The Tobago Peopleโs Party says urgent action is needed to protect the islandโs water supply as the dry season continues
Nurses Association Highlights Growing Pressure on Healthcare Workers as National Nurses Week Begins
The Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association has highlighted the growing pressures on nurses and midwives in this country. President
Trinidad and Tobago and China Move to Strengthen Diplomatic Cooperation at High-Level Talks
Trinidad and Tobago and China are moving to strengthen diplomatic ties. Foreign and CARICOM Affairs Minister Sean Sobers on Monday
Police Probe Major Crimes as Firearms Theft Case and Multiple Killings Under Investigation
Police are probing a series of serious crimes across Trinidad and Tobago. Eleven people are under preventative detention orders following
Police Warn Youth Against Crime as Crackdown Continues on Organised Gangs
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has warned young people against turning to a life of crime. Speaking against