Get daily summaries from The Nation Newspaper on the leading news stories in Barbados.
NationBarbados, 6 hours ago
Predicted: Politics
French forces have killed the leader of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, Algerian Abdelmalek Droukdel, in northern Mali.
Vanguard Newspapers, 7 hours ago
Predicted: Politics
The protests are rooted not in the pandemic, but in centuries of discrimination
Mail & Guardian, 7 hours ago
Predicted: People and Culture
Minneapolis and California take steps against dangerous tactics including chokehold and neck hold
The Guardian, 7 hours ago
Predicted: Local
Threat latest condemnation of South for failing to prevent activists from sending anti-North Korea leaflets across border
The Globe and Mail, 7 hours ago
Predicted: Politics
With a new laser-scanning tool, marine biologists are getting a fine-comb look at some of the gloopiest and most mysterious organisms in the ocean.
The New York Times, 7 hours ago
Predicted: People and Culture
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has revealed that the Government is now mulling a proposal for a new prison. It comes amid renewed calls for improvement in the penal conditions following reports that 81-year-old Noel Chambers died under inhumane conditions at the Tower Street Adult Correctional Centre where he had been for 40 years without trial.
Jamaica Gleaner, 8 hours ago
Predicted: Politics
The focus of World Environment Day in Grenada this year is “Our Solutions are in Nature.”
Grenada News, 11 hours ago
Predicted: People and Culture
The Irish Times has teamed up with the famous Malbec producer Trivento to give you the chance to win a Big Green Egg BBQ!
The Irish Times, 11 hours ago
Predicted: Sports
By Sami Zaptia. London, 5 June 2020: The Khalifa Hafter led Libyan National Army (LNA) and their aligned forces gave up attempting to defend their last western Libya stronghold, Tarhuna, yesterday, as the forces defending Tripoli strolled unresisted into the city. Pro Tripoli forces say Hafter’s forces escaped to Jufra airbase Hafter’s loss brings to an end his calamitous 14-month attempt to control western Libya and take over the capital Tripoli. Hafter’s forces have claimed they have retreated and retrenched further east at the Jufra airbase. It is not clear if they had a choice and nor is it clear if the forces aligned with the internationally recognized government in Tripoli will stop at Tarhuna or seek to push on eastwards towards Jufra, the eastern oilfields - and even beyond to eastern Libya proper. The collapse of Hafter’s military campaign came quickly and coincided with the increase of Turkish intervention and air support for Tripoli. Since [...]
libyaherald, 16 hours ago
Predicted: Politics
