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Barbados stopped pledging allegiance to the Queen as it shed another vestige of its colonial past and became a republic for the first time in history.

Dame Sandra Mason, governor general of Barbados, after she was made a Dame Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George poses after receiving

The Czech Republic and Poland have blunted EU calls for climate action at the 'COP26' summit in Scotland.

World leaders were officially welcomed to COP26 on Monday (1 November), with a host of Prime Ministers and national leaders joined by Sir David Attenborough and Prince Charles in setting a tone of urgency for two weeks of critical climate negotiat...

The easternmost Caribbean island is an outlier, with blissful beaches lapped by the Atlantic. Here's everything you need to know about visas for Barbados.

British Queen Elizabeth II is no longer head of Barbados. The island nation on the easternmost of the West Indies has elected a new head of state which will be sworn in on November 30. Dame Sandra Prunella Mason won the two-thirds votes of the Barbadian House of Assembly and Senate on Wednesday to become […]

In the 1600s, a New World crop harvested by enslaved people fueled Europe's economic and intellectual explosion.

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Rowers hoping to return to water Sunday Article by May 6, 2021 In the world of rowing, major international events such as the Rowing Beach Spring have been thrown on the back burner because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, says the president of the Rowing Association of Barbados (RAB), Dr Anthony Yarde. RAB has not been financially impacted as a result of COVID lockdowns and Yarde said that the pandemic allowed his associations and many others the opportunity to pause...