OAS Can't Help With Sarstoon Protocol Unless Both Countries Request
The OAS states it can assist with the Sarstoon protocol only if both Belize and Guatemala request help.
The OAS states it can assist with the Sarstoon protocol only if both Belize and Guatemala request help.
Belize's Foreign Minister remains hopeful for cooperation with Guatemala despite their rejection of the Sarstoon protocol.
Belize plans to open four new embassies in Geneva, Panama, the Middle East, and Africa within the next 18 months.
The Commonwealth Secretary-General condemns Guatemalan military actions on Belizean territory and commends the Belizean military's response.
OAS Secretary General visits Belize to participate in Diplomatic Week and hold meetings with government officials.
Guatemala's former vice minister discusses the country's claim to half of Belize's territory before the International Court of Justice.
CARICOM supports Belize and urges Guatemala to stop military incursions into Belizean territory and to maintain peace in the region.
Belize is named by US President Donald Trump as a major transit or illicit drug producing country in a new determination for Fiscal Year 2026.
Belize, Barbados, Dominica, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines prepare for full movement of CARICOM citizens starting October 1, 2025.
Adrian Saunders discusses why only five CARICOM nations have adopted the CCJ as their final court of appeal despite its intended regional role.
The Prime Minister expresses concerns over US military actions in the Caribbean aimed at combating drug trafficking.
The Belizean embassy in Guatemala is assisting Mr. Budna with health and legal representation while he is imprisoned in a foreign country.
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