history was made on september 7, 2021, when the inaugural caribbean community, carricom, africa union summit was held under the theme unity across. continents and oceans, opportunities for deepening integration, the jamaican prime minister addressed the summit strengthened common bonds between the people of the two regions. the common historical experiences between africa and the caribbean have been enriched by cultural, economic and political affinities. the summit came after the declaration by the african union of the diaspora as the sixth region of africa. this declaration is expected to improve the status of people of african descent, particularly in the americas. i think very significantly, it will improve the dignity and the sense of realizing the sovereignty and the brotherhood between the nations of karika america and africa. and most importantly. it it has already, i think started the process of looking at ways to have transatlantic flights of airplanes instead of having to go to london or paris and then come back down to to you know some african country, if you want to go to

the african union has partnered with caribbean countries to... form a united front to persuade north american and european governments to pay for historical mass crimes. many have expressed optimism about reparations movement. the issue of reparations, it is 10 years ago in july of 2014, that the caribbean community heads of government, 14 carricum leaders, representing former colonies mainly of britain but also of france, and the netherlands are called together on brussels for a meeting to discuss reparations for slaverian native genocide. brussels has never replied until today 10 years later, but certainly there has been quite a lot of movement from the standpoint that the blueprint for operations. that was put together by the caribbean community 10 years ago has now been basically adopted by the national afro-american reparations commission which has given the great philip to the reparations movement uh in the united states particularly in the last election and hopefully um it will come up before november. 2023 accra reparations conference was organized by the african union and th

lot of movement from the standpoint that the blueprint preparations that was put together by the caribbean community 10 years ago has now been basically adopted by the national afro-american reparations commission which has given the great philip to the reparations movement in the united states particularly in the last election. and hopefully um, it will come up before november, the 2023 acra reparations conference was organized by the african union and the government of ghana. now during the november conference, ghana's president nana akufu ador called for a united front with african leaders on demands for reparations for transatlantic slavery and colonial era damages. let's take a listen, no amount of money can restore the damage. caused by the transatlantic slave trade and its consequences will span many centuries, but surely this is matter that the world must confront and can no longer ignore. now this for lina plat, do you support proposals to form an international tribunal to seek reparations for transatlantic slavery and colonial era atrocities? philosophically, speaking and morally

history was made on september 7, 2021, when the inaugural caribbean community, carricom, africa union summit was held under the theme unity across continents and oceans, opportunities for deepening integration. the jamaican prime minister addressed the summit strengthened common bonds between the people of the two regions. the common historical experiences between africa. and the caribbean have been enriched by cultural, economic and political affinities. the summit came after the declaration by the african union of the diaspora as a sixth region of africa. this declaration is expected to improve the status of people of african descent, particularly in the americas. i think very significantly it will improve the dignity and the sense. of um realizing the sovereignty and the brotherhood between the nations of caricam ibero america and africa and most importantly it it has already i think started the process of looking at ways to have transatlantic flights of airplanes instead of having to go to london or paris and then come back down to to you know some african country, if you want to

. fastest-growing economies in the caribbean.— the caribbean.e caribbean. what to do dr want from the us? _ the caribbean. what to do dr want from the us? they - the caribbean. what to do dr want from the us? they are i want from the us? they are askin: want from the us? they are asking the _ want from the us? they are asking the us _ want from the us? they are asking the us to _ want from the us? they are asking the us to help - want from the us? they are| asking the us to help secure haiti and get international allies and funding. the us announced m5 million more in funding, it is up to 200 million in the year so far. it's not enough. we couldn't even get down to some of the roads, and they were the better roads. it is such a herculean task, it will require much more than what they can do with the security force and the hundreds of millions of dollars, it has to be all hands on deck and there is fatigue. i'm not sure they will get what they need. great to have you with us. prime minister sir keir starmer says it's time to reset relations betwe

in the caribbean, i saw on day one in thisjob the devastation caribbean, i saw on day one in this job caused by hurricane beryl. the earliest forming category five hurricane on record. and in places like this a whole, south sudan, syria, rising temperatures are making water and productive land even scarcer. these are not random events delivered from the heavens. these are failures of politics, failures of regulation and frankly failures of international cooperation. and these failures pour fuel onto existing conflicts and regional rivalries, driving extremism and displacing communities and increasing humanitarian need. and it would be a further failure of imagination to hope that they will stay from our shores, that we can keep them away. let's take migration. we are already seeing that climate change is uprooting communities across the world. and by 2050 world bank's worst—case estimate is that climate change could drive 200 million people to leave their homes. we could take health. the world health organization says climate change is now the biggest threat to human health. we saw in

.— in the caribbean.etary? - in the caribbean. what are the dr ask of the secretary? whatj dr ask of the secretary? what do they want?— dr ask of the secretary? what do they want? they ask the us to help secure _ do they want? they ask the us to help secure haiti, _ do they want? they ask the us to help secure haiti, to - do they want? they ask the us to help secure haiti, to help i to help secure haiti, to help get funding, to help get those international allies and the us announced $45 million in funding, up to 200 million for the year so far, it's not enough. it's not enough, we can't even get down to some of the roads and those with a better roads we were driving in. it's such a herculean task that it's going to require much more than what they can do with the security force that is going to be an all hands on deck effort and is fatigued, i'm not sure they will get what they need. world number two aryna sabalenka has won the women's us open. the second grand slam title she's claimed this year. the bel

but within latin america in the caribbean. we can come back to that later but it seems important to say there's a -- there's an enormous amount of movement. there's been a bet on creating sub regional groups. there have been displacements. we often talk about this as a u.s. issue or u.s. versus latin america but a lot of the movement going on in the region is actually going on among countries in the region. there's a lot of haitians coming to the u.s. but there are more in the caribbean. there are a lot of venezuelans in the u.s. but more in south america. there's more nicaraguans elsewhere. etc. at the border, we have seen since the end of covid, since the easing of covid, we have seen large numbers of people come to the u.s. from multiple countries. historically people came from mexico and central america. 20212, it starts to go up. goes up significantly in 2018. comes back up again. at the beginning of the biden administration, we were talking about migration. i used to say it is a bounded problem. it's a lot of human being

boston, new york, florida, caribbean, transatlantic.e have to make sure in this world where we are not growing as much the places we fly earn their way into the network. we have moved some unprofitable flying out. we have pivoted back to the northeast, doubling down on a great schedule. lisa: a number of changes in february. how many changes are coming because of this? joanne: this is a plan jetblue has had in place. we have been working on it for the last year. the carl icahn board members have been constructive. we need to become profitable and remember we have strengths that we need to drive more value out of. lisa: the spirit deal. a couple deals have fallen through. alaska and hawaiian tied up. are you looking to consolidate? are you saying that's enough? joanne: we have a great brand and organic plan. going through transaction can take its toll. it creates a level of distraction. we are focused on executing our jet forward plan and bringing jetblue back to what it was when we were founded. lisa: is there a critical mass that is re

the caribbean see is more and strong. the hurricanes this year have a will not ocean temperatures, changing weather patterns worldwide, and raising sea levels inexorably good. a maria tomato is in her kitchen, up to her knees in water. her house now floods not only in the rainy season, but all the time. at high tide, the water flows into her house in the morning, but no, no longer recedes, at low tide, like it used to dislodge is everywhere, soiling the furniture closed, even food supplies did the avoid. we hardly have anything left to eat, our livelihood is destroyed and we are not going to be. it is so difficult to cope associated because the flooding brings mud with it, lays up in the pool, then the water comes up to here. the last i knew it, we can sleep here kind of digging. yeah. i out. think of them, you know, how to do. she lives on the island of poor god. around 50 kilometers from the philippine capital manila seen from the air. it's a veritable water world. the streets and buildings are permanently flooded. the

were watching a circulation in the caribbean sea. this could turn into a storm possibly into next week. working its way into the gulf of mexico and there's something of a disturbance of the west coast of mexico. that's going to bring some very rough seas, some very heavy rain to western areas on choose day. we could see some flooding, not just here, but of course central america as well the, they feel remote to defend the american constitution. so why would they take up homes against the country? as the us heads towards the presidential election, a new series explodes, the role of military veterans in far right column groups. that's a cool potential threat to democracy against all enemies on the outages era. the colleges when the global concerns of a full scale war officer, hezbollah and his rel, engage in some of the fist fighting since all toys on the side of fight up. this is all to 0 life from the also coming up, thousands of palestinians all killed in his radio strikes across the gauze. the strip among the tall gets switched sch

and so this letter was delivered to roosevelt, a seaplane as he's cruising the caribbean. and churchill wrote, quote, it would be wrong in principle. and disadvantageous in effect, if at the height of the struggle great britain were to be divested of all salable assets. so that after the victory was won, our blood civilization saved and time gained for the united states to be fully armed against all eventualities. we should stand stripped to the bone. so fdr really deeply moved and concerned by this letter but didn't say anything. he doesn't. holding meetings, doesn't have any briefings didn't say anything to anybody. he sort of as his harry hopkins said he was refueling. but when he comes back, the united states, you start to see his master unfold. so december 17th, he has a press conference, starts by saying, i don't have much news to report, boys just got back from this caribbean cruise because with this one thing, you know, if your neighbor's house is on fire and he asks to borrow your garden hose, you're going to lend him your garden hose. you're going to charge him f

however despite optimistic cases the world based says america and the caribbean has shown that -- -- less economic dynamism than other parts of the world the world bank forecast that regional gdp with him by 6 percent this year with gdp growth at 2.7 and 2.6 percent 2025 and 2026. the rates are the lowest compared to all of the regions across the world. despite many parts of the region prospects for growth partially because of long addressed structural issues. 1 such issue is the low level of competition and the consequences for economic competitiveness. what is the relationship? how can governments and businesses work together to craft a framework as conducive to higher competitors? development issues to begin with the conversation, 15 minute conversation with the chief economist at the world bank, bill maloney. 1 of the foremost speakers come also a great partner who leads among other things the world bank to address the structural challenges impairing growth. after my conversation with bill the chief correspondent for cnn as spaniel will moderate a conversation. bill let me start

and i do the caribbean or the gulf and mexico right now. the national markets enters monitoring a new system in the north west caribbean that could enter the gulf in about 5 to 7 days time. there's a 30 percent chance getting eventually developed. but that said, we see mystery before we've heard that story before and we know how sometimes it ends. so honestly, it's forecast where i got my fingers crossed. it doesn't develop. but that said, you know, conditions could favor problems towards middle of next week. all right, that's mean urologist in general was matthew poochie. thank you very much. thank all right, that's all we have for now. we'll be back soon with more headlines. the meantime, find out more about these and other stories online dw dot com. we're also on youtube under the deeds of unions channel. so you can do the invalid. thanks for watching. the via humming does not get drunk. why do grab a tasteful waves, squeeze all bodies. how much do we need per day? do i stop hans? praying for help find beyond this gets lost on dw science

by let's now discuss best development with a former professor of latin american and caribbean studies of the city university of new york. that's dano sauce, because the show is nice to have you join me now. so a president plane has been impounded by the united states, just like that. if i even come on practice anywhere around the world and what are the possible ramifications for washington here? united states and the west has had now a 2 and a half decades long war on been as well on been as well and sovereignty. the not going to give the vin as well, and people for nationalizing taking back there. well, that's why the bank of england sees $2000000000.00 and been as well in gold. that's why this weekend, lisa bina, did the lackey, a sell out president of the dominican republic together with the quote unquote justice department seized nicholas my daughter's plane. this is what they have been doing now for right decades. they continue to treat venezuela in the inside hemisphere. is their backyard and see them out and see what might have cost at all in the mexican leadership and the braz

and i do the caribbean or the gulf of mexico right now. the national markets enters monitoring a new system in the north west caribbean that could enter the gulf in about 5 to 7 days time. there's a 30 percent chance getting eventually developed. but that said, we see mystery before we've heard this story before and we know how sometimes it ends. so honestly, it's forecast where i got my fingers crossed. it doesn't develop. but that said, you know, conditions could fever problems towards middle of next week. all right, that's mean urologist in general was matthew g, thank you very much and that's all for now. we'll be back soon with more headlines . in the meantime, you can find a more online dw. com. we're also a youtube or the deeds of the news channel. and see if there's the invalid that's watching the you'll see about the video that goes unable as i get out of media, amiga, blah, blah, google. i've got that done by to get other stuff into that. and i'll give you a go on, would you? are you able to go to that? i'm jo made any a doctor c

and i do the caribbean or the gulf and mexico right now. the national arkansas enters monitoring new system in the north west caribbean that could enter the gulf in about 5 to 7 days time. there's a 30 percent chance getting eventually developed, but that's it. we see mystery before we've heard the story before and we know how sometimes it ends. so honestly, it's forecast where i got my fingers crossed. it doesn't develop. but that said, you know, conditions could fever problems towards middle of next week. all right, that's mean urologist in general was matthew g. thank you very much and that's all we have for now, and we'll be back soon with more headlines in the meantime, find out more about these and other stories online at the w. com. we're also on youtube or the dw news channels i'm seeing here is the invalid. thanks for watching the october set of 2023. how much loan has a terror attack on is when it is the bloodiest stay in the history of the jewish states. and the beginning of the war and gaza one year and they say we examined the

in 2015, he began chartering his luxury catamaran to tourists in the caribbean. sarm told vicki what she found most attractive about ryan was his personality. she liked his sense of humor. he made her laugh, which was really important. she's a very, very funny girl and always making us laugh. andrea canning: in the beginning, her friends say the relationship was nothing serious. they'd only been dating a little while when sarm decided to leave the caribbean and go to malta, where she had close friends. she left and needed to get some work. and so she prioritized that and went to malta. and then they kept in contact. and they were speaking every day. but something was calling her back to him. yeah. she just decided that, actually, do you know what? this is a relationship that's worth continuing and so decided to fly back out and join him in the american virgin islands, at that point. andrea canning: her friends say the timing was perfect. sarm needed a job. and ryan invited her to come work on his boat. it was a chance for sarm to pursue this budding relationship

raised to prepare for a potentially major hurricane as tropical storm hill, we gather strength of the caribbean. the i'm see can do is we in berlin. welcome to our program is real and has blah have again traded heavy fire as the conflict between the 2 sides escalates. has the law has confirmed it is really heirs right, killed one of the groups commanders in the lebanese capital b root. israel has also conducted extensive strikes on has blood targets in southern lebanon, and nobody's health official say is really air bombarding. the bergman's rather have killed more than 560 people since monday. tens of thousands of people in southern lebanon had been forced to flee from israel's attacks. global leaders are calling for an immediate into the fighting with fused growing of an all out war. it's across the board or tens of thousands of his railings from the countries north have also had to leave their homes to, to rock. it's fired by has the law from southern lab and on is really meters say the goal of their new operations is to enable those residents to return home dw correspond atanya kramer spoke

un, the country's leader recalled that it was paris that pushed the caribbean state into a vicious circleshment, imposing an exorbitant contribution. according to experts, porto prince was forced to pay 21 billion dollars. hasn't the time come to return the funds that we paid, in this regard, our country welcomes the proposals that have been put forward by a number of governments, as well as some un agencies, in the context of concrete actions aimed at recognizing compensation, as well as reparations for the damage that was caused in the past, and this past still seriously affects the present, essentially depriving the country of a future, haiti is still in a state of political crisis due to the activity of locals. at the beginning of the year, they tried to seize the international airport, smashed police stations. according to the un, more than 3,500 people have died at the hands of bandits since january, some were stoned or burned. between june and october 2024. 1,600,000 people face acute food shortages. this is happening against a backdrop of rampant banditry, many forced to flee thei

malaria and dengue were problems in the caribbean, and filariasis was a potential danger. the entomologists played an important role in helping to control these diseases. the laboratory performed a tremendous volume of routine survey and evaluation, serological work. in washington to the office of the surgeon general, the army medical department, research and graduate school, and the army institute of pathology. came data specimens report cultures from all over the world. from india, a slide of a suspected tumor from hawaii comes a report to the study of an outbreak suspected of being influenza. xur from puerto rico cultures from an outbreak of dysentery are sent into the school from persia. a tissue specimen believed positive for at least manassas analysis is sent to the institute of surgical biopsy. specimen comes from california. from italy. cultures of virulent diphtheria from panama. studies on salmonella. immediate action is required on these specimens and reports. diagnosis, information on methods of control and other requested data are radioed to these. the ai and

know how to traded and so with that being said, i think that we should look at stocks like royal caribbeanive course and in a low rate environment that is great for shipbuilding and like buying stocks disclosed to keep moving averages in all the technical traders on the 50 day lines of royal caribbean is about 5 percent about the ten we find really snapping back from the prior week and so i think it's an ideal set up. jack: also in the central bank would you see there. allie: an inverse relationship between bonds and gold and so when you see yields falling i think that actually investors now are already anticipating next week and you see the gold, outperforming and not only this week but if you take that step, all year long especially started in july, someone waited latest with new medical minor and so holding back to base ten rate moving average another technical level be like to get seeing a strong bathroom there and so that's one watch as well. >> and over $2600 an ounce and up about 25 percent plus beating the s&p 500. jack: andrew, that enjoy debate between donald trump and joe biden

and right now we are in miami. >> reporter: passengers on royal caribbean's serenade of the seas justotal strangers. >> it's just crazy all the things we've done, the places we've seen. >> reporter: the journey kicked off in the americas with stops at christ the regedeemer and mau picchu. >> i've never been on tiktok. around all of a sudden i was an overnight tiktok sensation. >> i need to clean. >> reporter: the public, vacuuming up videos from a ada larsson. >> we are avid cruisers. i looked at my husband, and he said you're going to book it anyway. >> reporter: to the sisters, both students. >> we're going to take you to our room. >> boom, we got decorations. >> reporter: who craft add sweet dorm and connected with staff. >> they held us accountable for our homework. >> reporter: the trip was not without rough waters. videos of stormy weather racked up millions of views. and early on, the ship had to change course on account of the war in the middle east. they completed 75,000 miles with mo na no major issues so far. a clear highlight during a final stretch that stopped in new york

because the americans themselves invented it then, and it worked very positively both during the caribbean crisis and during or the afghan war, in which the soviet union got involved and, strictly speaking, all this led to the final collapse of the soviet union. meanwhile, the white house reports that biden will receive zelensky in washington on september 26, and the vice president of the united states of america , kamala harris, will have a separate meeting. it is not yet known whether it will be within the framework of the un general assembly or somewhere in the white house. home it is not known yet, but a meeting with donald trump has also been announced, trump himself said that he will have a meeting with zelenskyi, so this is a triple meeting that is planned, that is, with the current president, with the vice president of the united states of america, the potential winner of the next election and with another potential winner of the next election, and the presentation to them of this... victory plan, can it give ukraine additional chances or opportunities in order to speed up or in so

during martial law, the judge went on vacation on a cruise ship in the caribbean. to do this, the servant of themis, in collusion with a familiar lawyer, forged an invitation to a conference in austria. on the basis of this forgery, the court issued him a business trip abroad. national last year the anti-corruption bureau arrested volodymyr serdynskyi in... the usa, the judge allegedly received an illegal benefit from a representative of one of the parties in a civil case for making a decision in her interests. during the search, $15,600 was seized from the judge, packaged in different envelopes. the higher qualification commission of judges continues to evaluate the current themis employees for their suitability for the positions they hold. qualifications are not being confirmed as quickly as desired. the public integrity council and experts conduct a titanic work on the investigation of judicial integrity and the identification of dubious assets. members of the qualifying commission need a lot of time to analyze all the information. in turn, the judges themselves

well, blinking has pledged a multi $1000000.00 support package for hazy and a red visit to the caribbean. country us celebration is aiming to increase the deployment of troops to help restore security as aging struggles with west main gang violence. theresa bies, tenacious. the battle against gangs continues in haiti as the haitian national police and canyon security forces tried to bring some type of stability to the caribbean nation. the secretary of state anthony blinking landed in the capital poor the prince to try to set up a fast forward to secure a proceed into the elections next year. presidential house will be stood up. government support please. security mission starting the elections next year, blinking also announced an addition of $45000000.00 in aid since the beginning of presidential an invoice in 2021, 80 has been in close with, against gaining control over 80 percent of hades capital enforcing the resignation of entering prime minister in re a 9 member transition of presidential council was set up earlier this year. and a new prime minister was appointed to try to guaran

the judge is also suspected of forging documents for a cruise to the caribbean. from the decision of the second disciplinary chamber of the vrp. the complainant requests to bring the judge of the brovary district court of the kyiv region. to disciplinary responsibility for the admission of behavior that discredits the title of a judge or undermines the authority of justice, in particular in matters of morality, honesty, incorruptibility, compliance the way of life of a judge, his status, compliance with other norms of judicial ethics and standards of conduct that ensure public trust in the court. earlier, the security service of ukraine informed the judge of the brovary city district court, volodymyr serdynskyi, about the suspicion of forgery of documents and fraud. in the summer of the 23rd year. he allegedly used a forged letter of invitation to participate in a conference on assistance to migrants, families with children and orphans from ukraine to the eu, in order to illegally travel abroad with his roommate. during martial law, the judge went on vacation on

during martial law, the judge went on vacation on a cruise ship in the caribbean. this, the servant themide, in collusion with a lawyer acquaintance, was forged an invitation allegedly to a conference in austria. on the basis of this forgery, the court issued him a business trip abroad. last year, the national anti-corruption bureau arrested volodymyr serdynskyi for bribes of 4,000 us dollars. the judge probably received an illegal benefit from. representative of one of the parties in a civil case for making a decision in its interests. during the searches , $15,600 packed in different envelopes were seized from the judge. the higher qualification commission of judges continues the assessment of the current employees of themis for compliance with those employed positions qualification confirmations are not as fast as we would like. the public council of virtue and experts are doing a titanic job of researching the judge. integrity and detection of dubious fortunes. qualifying committee members need a lot of time to analyze all the information. in turn , the judges

and that prime minister gary camille and the transitional governing counseling to revisit to the caribbean country lincoln re offend us, support for you. in fact, emissions help the store. security is hazel hygiene deals with wisdom and gang violence. could i suppose, has the lightest as the battle against gangs continues in haiti as the haitian national police and canyon security forces, tried to bring some type of stability to the caribbean nation secretary of state and city blinking landed in the capital of poor the prince to try to set up a fast forward to secure a proceed into the elections next year. presidential house will be split up. government support please. security mission, starting next year, blinking also announced an additional $45000000.00 he made since the beginning of presidential an invoice in 2021. 80 has been in close with against gaining control over 80 percent of haiti's capital enforcing the resignation of entering prime minister audit and re a 9 member transitional presidential counsel was set up earlier this year and a new prime minister was appointed to try to g