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- 1El Salvador military fires rockets at Haiti amid gang crackdown talk●[ThisNews] "Give us coordinates and we'll strike"... El Salvador military fires rockets at Haiti ...
Reports circulating describe El Salvador's military launching rocket strikes at targets in Haiti, with a quoted message saying "Give us coordinates and we'll strike." If accurate, it would mark an unusual cross-border security operation in the Caribbean. Details on who requested the strikes, the targets hit, and casualties are not yet confirmed, and neither government has issued a detailed public statement.
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Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, is generating widespread attention with multiple developing stories. He and Meghan Markle are reportedly planning a visit to the EU Parliament, while trying not to overshadow King Charles's Caribbean tour. Harry told military chiefs he lost his purpose and identity after leaving the Army. Separately, his defamation claim has been paused amid Sentebale financial struggles, and a security alert occurred at his children's school. The couple was also spotted dining at a Cotswolds pub.
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Johnny Depp has addressed the possibility of returning as Captain Jack Sparrow in a sixth Pirates of the Caribbean film. In comments reported by Variety, the actor explained under what circumstances he might reprise the role that made him a global box-office draw. Fans of the Disney franchise have long debated whether Depp would come back after years of uncertainty surrounding his involvement.
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King Charles is in Guyana as part of a Caribbean tour marking a milestone in British-Guyanese relations. The visit is drawing commentary on the historical ties between Britain and the region, with British papers noting the colonial legacy behind the relationship and calling for the King to acknowledge that history during his trip.
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Cricket fans are checking the scorecard from the West Indies A versus England Lions unofficial T20 series in the Caribbean, with the third match of the 2026 tour drawing particular attention. Score reports and ball-by-ball commentary from ESPN India and Cricbuzz are being widely searched as followers track how emerging players from both sides perform.
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Bangladesh spinner Mahmud took 6 for 90 to restrict the West Indies in the second Test between the two sides. Bangladesh batsman Towhid Hridoy also spoke to reporters ahead of the match, while Caribbean media have praised the visitors' talent. The Test series is drawing attention in both Bangladesh and across the Caribbean.
- 7DEEP Vault personal finance app launches for Caribbean users●Know where every EC$ goes. DEEP Vault puts your bills, reminders, spending, goals and a debt payoff plan in one place, b
DEEP Works has launched DEEP Vault, a personal finance app aimed at Caribbean users, letting them track bills, spending reminders, goals and a debt payoff plan in one place. Pricing is tiered in Eastern Caribbean dollars: a free plan, Plus at EC$5 a month, Ultra at EC$8 and Business from EC$9. The pitch is that users can know where every EC$ goes.