Jetten tells UN Caribbean Kingdom has felt climate impacts longer
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten told the UN that Sint Maarten and other Caribbean countries have felt climate effects longer.
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27 storiesDutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten told the UN that Sint Maarten and other Caribbean countries have felt climate effects longer.
More than 90 residents attended a succession land townhall where MP Darryl York sought feedback on proposed Civil Code changes.
The People’s Tribune reported that St. Maarten recorded a Cg 38.6 million first-quarter surplus, while public debt rose to Cg 1.2713 billion.
An Audit Chamber report reviewed by The People’s Tribune questions oversight of about XCG 1.9 million allocated yearly to the Cabinet.
A bill to amend the WolBES and FinBES laws affecting Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba can now go to the Council of State.
Jonathan Johnson is due to become Acting Kingdom Representative for Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba on 1 January 2027.
A proposed Dutch law could allow alkaline hydrolysis, or water cremation, alongside burial and flame cremation.
Anguilla is drafting changes to cruising permits and customs rules for visiting party boats, with public consultation planned.
Saint-Martin’s 25 grand electors will choose one senator on 27 September, with six candidates reported by Faxinfo.
Perry Geerlings is due to join the Cft on 1 October for three years, replacing Julisa Frans as Sint Maarten’s member.
Sint Eustatius voters are scheduled to elect a seven-seat Island Council and Electoral College on 17 March 2027, 721 News reported.
Faxinfo reports that L. received a 24-month sentence after J. suffered second-degree burns from boiling oil on 24 June.
Police arrested a suspect in St. Peters after a firearm threat complaint and confiscated a gun, KPSM said.
The CBCS says Sint Maarten must strengthen disaster-risk financing, infrastructure and public services as tourism-led growth continues.
CBCS expects St. Maarten’s economy to grow 3.1% in 2026, while inflation is projected to rise to 2.8%.
SEDC will launch a 12-session AI programme for up to 20 local business owners from 19 October, Soualiga Newsday reported.
Anguilla tourism and port officials are meeting yacht-sector representatives in Monaco ahead of the upcoming yachting season.
MPs Omar Ottley and Viren Kotai reviewed Aruba utility WEB’s pricing and fuel-cost approach during a 24 September visit.
Senior Carnival Queen 2026 and Miss St. Maarten Leann Richardson read with students and joined a radio discussion on literacy.
MP Francisco A. Lacroes urged men to learn their family history and discuss prostate cancer screening with a doctor.
The Caribbean Netherlands Fire Department will hold weekday fire engine driver training exercises on Bonaire through 9 October.
Soualiga Newsday reports that Asher, Theo and Felix joined PJIAE’s Paws in Flight Saturday adoption-awareness effort.
Soualiga Newsday reported that about 100 people joined the Sint Maarten Library’s BookStart campaign closing on 19 September.
Voting is open until 30 September for 29 student videos honouring teachers, with prizes for winning students and teachers.
Five people received operating room assistant diplomas in Curaçao, The Daily Herald reported, citing the Ministry of Health, Environment and Nature.
Fitness Attitude Gym Club B.V. and Rooted by Linda will run a 24-day October step challenge supporting breast cancer awareness.
A Locals vs. Tourists softball game is scheduled for 26 September at Jose Lake Ball Park to support the St. Maarten 37ers U13 trip to Aruba.
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