Belize Abandoned Damages in T & T Suit
Belize has withdrawn its claim for damages in a trade lawsuit against Trinidad and Tobago regarding the importation of brown sugar.
Belize has withdrawn its claim for damages in a trade lawsuit against Trinidad and Tobago regarding the importation of brown sugar.
St Vincent and The Grenadines faced a devastating eruption of the La Soufrière volcano, leaving thousands homeless and without basic necessities.
Belize is pursuing a lawsuit against Trinidad and Tobago over alleged violations of trade agreements regarding sugar imports at the Caribbean Court of Justice.
Belize welcomed a new Cuban Ambassador, María Caridad Balaguer, who aims to strengthen bilateral relations in health, education, and tourism.
Belize is sending humanitarian donations to Cuba to show solidarity amid the economic challenges caused by COVID-19 and the US embargo.
Belize's Foreign Minister Eamon Courtenay confirms that Belize will not be receiving Afghan refugees despite a US State Department statement.
Guatemalan truckers are blocking the Belize-Guatemala border in protest of increased fees and COVID testing regulations imposed by Belizean authorities.
Foreign Minister Eamon Courtenay is in Washington DC for bilateral talks with Guatemalan counterpart Pedro Brolo Vila and discussions with OAS Secretary-General Luis Almagro.
Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana, causing major devastation and leaving nearly a million people without power.
Belizeans reported feeling a tremor from a 5.0 magnitude earthquake that struck San Pedro Sula in Honduras.
Dr. Carla Barnett has officially become the new Secretary-General of CARICOM, succeeding Ambassador Irwin LaRocque.
Leya Moses-Ones will soon take over as Charge d'Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Belmopan following the departure of Keith Gilges.
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