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By Publisher Ray Carmen On June 12, Air India Flight AI 171 departed from Ahmedabad for London. Just seconds into the flight, both engines lost power—and what followed was the deadliest aviation disaster in India in a decade, claiming 260 lives.
By Publisher Ray Carmen As the U.S. barrels toward another Trump presidency, global financial markets are bracing for what Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey calls a “dangerous tariff war” that could echo across continents — and wash up on Caribbean shores in unexpected ways.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: How a Caribbean Solidarity Shaped a Continent – and Stirred the West
By Publisher Ray Carmen When you imagine a collaboration between the golden deserts of the Middle East and the emerald blues of the Caribbean, it may sound like a fantasy out of a travel brochure. But this pairing is fast becoming a compelling reality — a commercial rendezvous blending oil...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In today’s fast-paced global economy, new partnerships are reshaping the way regions grow and connect. Among the most exciting is the potential commercial rendezvous between India and the Caribbean islands — two vibrant, culturally rich regions separated by oceans but united by shared histories and complementary strengths.
By Publisher Ray Carmen From the misty mountains of Yunnan to the rhythmic shores of the Caribbean, a new global symphony is quietly being composed — a powerful partnership that could define a new era in cross-regional commerce.
By Sir Chatty, Docked Somewhere Between Diplomacy & Drama
By Publisher Ray Carmen: Igniting the Imagination In an era where sustainability is the new currency of innovation, Elon Musk has once again catapulted himself into the headlines. With his latest revelation—an electrifying leap forward in high-speed, clean-energy transportation—Musk has reignited the debate around what the future of mobility truly looks like.
The Nigerian Security Guard Who Saved Lives on 9/11
By Publisher Ray Carmen: In the grand arc of global diplomacy, few names resonate with the moral authority, vision, and principled leadership that Sir Shridath Surendranath Ramphal brought to the world stage. Revered across continents, Sir Shridath—known fondly as “Sonny Ramphal”—emerged from the Caribbean island of Guyana to become one...
By Publisher Ray Carmen: In the warm shadows of Barbados’ south coast, legend and history twist like a ship’s rigging. At the heart of this salty folklore stands one of the Caribbean’s most infamous—and enigmatic—figures: Samuel Hall Lord, better known simply as Sam Lord.
By Publisher Ray Carmen Private jet travel has transformed Caribbean vacations (and business trips) into seamless, ultra-luxe adventures. Picture boarding your own chartered jet at a quiet FBO terminal in New York or Miami, then touching down directly on the tarmac of a sun-drenched island resort hours later. Major gateways – from...
By Publisher Ray Carmen: Few names command admiration across the Caribbean quite like the late Gordon “Butch” Stewart—entrepreneur, patriot, hotelier, aviation revivalist, and the magnetic soul behind the Sandals empire. His legacy is carved not only into the luxury resorts that span the region but into the soul of the Caribbean itself.
By Publisher Ray CarmenIn the world of elite global hospitality, certain names resonate not through grandstanding or self-promotion, but through the lasting beauty of what they built. The late Sheikh Dhalawi of Saudi Arabia was one such figure—reserved, cultured, and deeply committed to creating places that spoke softly yet profoundly.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: If Venice shimmered last weekend, it wasn’t just the Adriatic waters—it was the reflection of A-list stardust as billionaire Jeff Bezos and media queen Lauren Sánchez said “I do” in a wedding that redefined destination glam.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: For decades, UFOs (or UAPs—Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, if you’re feeling official) have been the realm of conspiracy theorists, sci-fi buffs, and grainy late-night documentaries. But something has shifted. Some of the world’s most respected scientists and military personnel are stepping forward—not with wild claims, but with...
By Publisher Ray Carmen : Could the next great treasure be found not in dusty maps… but in photographs taken from Earth’s orbit?
By Publisher Ray Carmen :The Meeting of the Lion and the Label
By Publisher Ray Carmen : A Lost Treasure Reborn from the Depths
By Publisher Ray Carmen : Imagine, for a moment, the indomitable spirit of Winston Churchill not confined to crackling BBC broadcasts or dense wartime memos, but tweeting live from the situation room—thumbs at the ready, hashtags blazing, cigar smoke curling into the blue light of a phone screen.
