The Latest Breaking News from Trinidad

Editorial: The latest shortlist for the Women’s prize for fiction is a show of strength for a small island

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the reverberations of the coronavirus continue to take toll on people’s livelihoods, income and food security in the English and Dutch-speaking Caribbean as food costs rise, hunger deepens and tourism, a major economic driver, continues to suffer.

Capitalism and Slavery, by the future first prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago Eric Williams, argues that the abolition of slavery was motivated by economic, not moral, concerns

Rescuers in Trinidad and Tobago recovered the bodies of three welders, the country's state energy company said on Monday, four days after the workers were sucked into an underwater 30-inch (76-cm) U-shaped pipeline.

Cricketer whose prodigiously talented spin bowling helped West Indies to their first ever Test match win in England

The baby’s mother was injured after the Trinidad and Tobago coast guard shot at the boat, later saying it fired in ‘self defence’

The one-year-old boy was being cradled in his mother’s arms near the vessel’s engines when the Coast Guard opened fire

Trinidad and Tobago's Coast Guard said a Venezuelan migrant infant died in a security operation on Saturday when a vessel illegally crossed the maritime border, prompting the Caribbean nation to offer condolences.

Brown says he welcomes the inevitable ‘Cool Runnings’ comparisons to the famous Jamaica team.