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- 1Barbados PM criticises UN veto powers at UNGA●AFRICA BARBADOS PRIME MINISTER SILENCE VETO POWERS AT UNITED NATIONS IN NEW CITY BRIDGETOWN #UNGA
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York, speaking out against the veto powers held by the body's permanent Security Council members. She argued the veto blocks fair global decision-making and sidelines smaller nations, particularly in Africa and the Caribbean, renewing calls for reform of the Security Council.
- 2Cricket West Indies Welcomes Barbados High-Performance Centre Plan▼CWI WELCOMES BARBADOS’ HIGH-PERFORMANCE CENTRE INITIATIVE
Cricket West Indies has publicly welcomed Barbados' initiative to establish a high-performance centre, a move aimed at developing elite cricketing talent in the region. The announcement comes as West Indies cricket seeks to strengthen its player development pathway and rebuild competitiveness in international cricket. Further details about funding, facilities and timelines have not yet been made public.