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Japan reaffirms ICC support
Posted: Monday, August 10, 2026
Japan reaffirms ICC support as US pushes to dismantle court
As the United States mounts a campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court (ICC) Japanese officials have renewed support for its operation.
60 years of ties, but no T&T mission in Japan
US deputy Secretary of State Landau in T&T
UNITED States deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau arrived in Trinidad and Tobago yesterday for an official visit focused on strengthening bilateral relations, with energy, security and economic cooperation expected to feature prominently in his discussions.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State to meet PM on energy, security
Netanyahu insists no Gaza withdrawal until Hamas disarms
Call for probe into CCJ allegations
'Court president under pressure'...
Kamla's CCJ fears echoed from within the court
Parade closer to President's House
Trinidad and Tobago's Independence Day parade is being relocated to the Queen's Park Savannah opposite President's House this year, with Shadow Member of Parliament for Port of Spain North/St Ann's West Phillip Edward Alexander suggesting the new venue could usher in a fresh approach to the country's national celebrations while potentially saving taxpayers millions.
Penny: T&T remains a First Peoples homeland
She made the comment in recognition of the United Nations International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, which was celebrated yesterday.
CARICOM calls for greater protection and inclusion of indigenous peoples
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is calling for stronger policies to protect the rights of Indigenous Peoples and expand opportunities for their social and economic development across the region.
First Peoples chief wants greater visibility, public holiday
Active tropical wave approaches Southern Windwards
Tancoo, Manning clash on unemployment figures
Finance Minister Dave Tancoo has pointed to huge job losses under the People's National Movement's (PNM) watch, rebuking former PNM minister in the Finance Ministry, Brian Manning, for blaming his (Tancoo's) policies for causing T&T's unemployment crisis.
Prime Minister dismisses racial slur complaint as EOC set to start probe
Two shot dead minutes apart in Arima
Search ends in tragedy as missing woman found dead in river
Homeless woman killed in PoS
Residents of the St Joseph Road Plannings reported hearing several loud explosions around 9 pm on Sunday, but did not venture outside to investigate.
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