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EU set to suspend some duty-free sugar imports for a year, Bloomberg News reports
Earlier in January, the European Commission said it planned to propose suspending duty-free sugar imports to ease pressure on European producers facing falling
Paving planned in Pembroke, Smith’s
Paving works will affect traffic in Smith’s and Pembroke starting next week, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment announced.
A spokesman said Verdmont Road, near its junction with Hermitage Ro…
A spokesman said Verdmont Road, near its junction with Hermitage Ro…
Young minds shine at Bermuda Institute science fair
Yesterday, the Bermuda Institute opened its annual Science Fair to the public, showcasing a wide range of innovative and advanced student projects. The event
Brazil’s jailed ex-president Bolsonaro hospitalized in ICU with pneumonia
Bolsonaro, 70, was taken to the hospital early on Friday with a high fever, chills and a drop in oxygen saturation, the note said, adding that he is being treat
Iran’s new supreme leader wounded, likely disfigured, Hegseth says
No images have been released of Khamenei since an Israeli strike at the start of the war that killed much of his family, including his father and wife
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Air freight rates soar as Middle East conflict blocks trade routes
Swiss logistics group Kuehne+Nagel said on Friday that global carriers are prioritizing shipments of healthcare and perishables like food into the Middle East
Government moves to diversify food imports
Trade talks with U.S. suppliers part of Affordable Bermuda plan to address cost of living
The Government says tackling the cost of living will take time
Bermuda ‘open for business’ as US trade discussions advance
Measures taken by the Government in attempts to bring down the island’s high cost of living have included talks with US trade organisations about addressing supply chain challenges, the House of Assem…
Weeks: island can take pride in RBR hurricane-relief troops
Soldiers who volunteered for relief work in Jamaica after devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa were praised by the Minister of National Security today.
Michael Weeks hailed the efforts of Royal…
Michael Weeks hailed the efforts of Royal…
Burt & Smith spar over casinos, schools
Ben Smith uses his first Premier’s Questions as Opposition Leader to challenge Premier David Burt on gaming and education
Inertia on casinos and problem
Britain’s energy price-cap forecast to rise about 11%, Cornwall Insight says
British finance minister Rachel Reeves said on Wednesday she would consider action to shield households from surging energy costs due to the conflict in the Mid
Six US service members killed in plane crash over Iraq
A U.S. military refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq on Thursday, in an incident the military said involved another aircraft but was not the result of hos
Swiss money managers expect Iran war to increase inflows from Gulf
This gained momentum after earlier attacks by Israel and the U.S. on Iran in June last year, said Patrik Spiller, head of wealth management at consultancy Deloi
‘Serious’ crash in Paget west of Trimingham Hill
A male motorcycle rider may have sustained serious chest injuries in a collision between his vehicle and a car on The Lane in Paget just after noon today.
Police said the man was attended to at the sc…
Police said the man was attended to at the sc…
Bermuda troops made ‘immense impact’ in Jamaica
Minister praises Royal Bermuda Regiment contingent after hurricane recovery work in St Elizabeth
A recent regimental deployment to Jamaica to provi
Ivory Coast welcomes ‘talking drum’, first artifact sent back from France
The drum – known as “Djidji Ayokwè”, meaning Panther-Lion in the Atchan language – is more than three metres long and weighs nearly 400 kg, according to Ivory
Crash in Paget leaves motorcyclist injured
Collision involving motorcycle and car closes roadway as emergency crews respond
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Overseas building consultant takes on paperwork backlog
A surge in building applications that has backlogged the planning department is being impartially tackled by a US-based firm able to skirt local conflicts of interest in a “short-term, targeted soluti…
Two riders hurt in North Shore crash
Two male motorcyclists sustained non-life threatening injuries in a collision that occurred around 2:10pm Wednesday, 11th March 2026, along North Shore Road Pem
Renewed call for witnesses after Pembroke crash
Two men suffered non-life threatening injuries in a crash in Pembroke this week, police confirmed this morning.
The collision happened at about 2.10pm on Wednesday on North Shore Road, at the junction…
The collision happened at about 2.10pm on Wednesday on North Shore Road, at the junction…
Man fined and banned for unlicensed, disqualified driving
A man was banned from the roads until November and fined more than $1,000 after being caught driving while disqualified.
Christian Matias, 26, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to driving without …
Christian Matias, 26, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to driving without …
Man admits prowling ‘spree’ and lawnmower theft
A man was sent to Drug Treatment Court after he admitted going on a month-long prowling spree.
Terry Robinson, 68, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to four counts of prowling about a dwe…
Terry Robinson, 68, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to four counts of prowling about a dwe…
International schools fair at BUEI this weekend
A U.K.-based education consultancy is visiting Bermuda this week to share information about international school opportunities.
Beach Education wi
Bermuda College Inducts Honorary Fellows
Bermuda College has inducted Joan Dillas-Wright and Tammy Richardson-Augustus as Honorary Fellows in recognition of “outstanding professional achievements, national leadership, and enduring service to Bermuda.” A spokesperson said, “The honour was conferred at a ceremony held at Coco Reef Resort, where both women were celebrated for the impact they have made in their respective fields …
Turkey says NATO defences intercepted third missile from Iran, asks Tehran to clarify
NATO air defences shot down the first Iranian ballistic missile fired at Turkey on March 4, followed by the shooting down of a second Iranian missile on March 9
Government Supports Hospitality Jobs Fair
The Ministry of Economy and Labour is supporting the Hospitality Industry Careers Fair on March 18, to connect Bermudians with job opportunities in tourism and hospitality. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Economy and Labour is pleased to support the upcoming Hospitality Industry Careers Fair, which will take place on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, …
Parliament: Order Of Business For March 13th
The House of Assembly will be in session on Friday [March 13] and the statements listed on the Order Paper include the Royal Bermuda Regiment Deployment to Jamaica-Hurricane Melissa Recovery Support, the Unlocking Imports: Addressing Industry’s Call to Diversify Imports, the Updates on the Bermuda Economic Development Strategy 2023-2027- Strategic Priority 2: Business Attraction and …
‘Tax Reductions Mean More Take-Home Pay’
“These payroll tax reductions mean more take-home pay for workers,” Premier David Burt said. A Government spokesperson said, “Workers across Bermuda will soon see more money in their pay as Parliament has approved legislation implementing the payroll tax reductions announced in the 2026/27 Budget. “The measures reduce payroll tax for employees while lowering employer payroll …
Euro zone industry starts 2026 on weak note, even before energy hit
Output in the 21 nations sharing the euro currency dropped by 1.5% on the month, underperforming expectations for 0.6% growth
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ASEAN ministers urge halt to Middle East war as crisis rattles energy and trade
Several members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have begun rolling out measures to counter the economic impact
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China’s BYD to launch new premium EV in Europe that can charge in minutes
BYD’s Denza Z9GT model illustrates Chinese automakers’ competitive edge over legacy European manufacturers when it comes to electric car technology
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Minister Hayward defends new parental leave law
Economy and Labour Minister says amendment extending protections to adoptive parents ensures parity with biological parents
Statement from the Minister o
Sports clubs invited to learn how to grow revenue
BEDC information session will highlight business planning tools and funding opportunities
The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC) will host a
Space brand launches with new Front Street showroom
Former COE and Furniture Flair unveil rebrand focused on workplace and commercial interiors
COE and Furniture Flair have officially rebranded a
UK inflation expectations were sticky even before Iran energy shock, BoE survey shows
The BoE’s quarterly inflation attitudes survey showed the median expectation for inflation in five years’ time was 3.7% in February, the same as in November
Stocks fall as Iran war keeps oil at $100, upends rate outlook
The price of oil – which has surged 40% since the onset of the war – remained just above $100 per barrel at its highest level since mid-2022
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Arts Council announces latest grant recipients
Fourth-quarter funding to support local film, literature and arts initiatives
The Government of Bermuda issued the following media release.
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Murder convict challenges DPP over Trinity DNA review
A man convicted of murder is seeking to sue the island’s top prosecutor over her handling of a review into criminal cases involving evidence from a since-discredited DNA expert.
Jay Dill, who was jail…
Jay Dill, who was jail…
Saltus Grammar School: Frozen Jr
Saltus Grammar School: Frozen Jr (Photographs by Akil Simmons)
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Fuel costs unlikely to rise yet despite oil price spike
Oil costs rose to about $100 a barrel this week as the war in the Middle East continued with Iran pledging to block ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping channel in the region,…
Knife confrontation at Warwick service station investigated
The Bermuda Police Service has launched an investigation into an incident at Esso Warwick involving three males, two of whom had knives.
Police have expressed concern that the incident was not report…
Police have expressed concern that the incident was not report…
Bygone Bermuda in trove of images presented to Archives
A rare photograph capturing the ribbon-cutting ceremony in 1903 for the commissioning of Watford Bridge, linking Somerset Island to Watford Island, was among dozens of images donated this week to the …
A 21-year-old St. Georges Man
A 21-year-old St. Georges Man continues to receive treatment at hospital for head injuries sustained after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a wall on Mullet Bay Road in St. Georges.
A teacher associated with a
A teacher associated with a specialized private school in the City of Hamilton appeared in Magistrates Court this week in connection with an allegation involving a student.
‘Deals that impact healthcare should face scrutiny’
The public should not be blindsided by healthcare industry deals that could affect them, says Health Council CEO Ricky Brathwaite
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Nominations open for National Trust Awards
Members of the public can nominate individuals, organisations or schools for the Bermuda National Trust’s annual awards.
Karen Border, BNT executive director, said the awards recognise those who work…
Karen Border, BNT executive director, said the awards recognise those who work…
Endeavour staff trained in social-emotional learning
Staff of Endeavour took part in a professional development session focused on strengthening how they connect with young people on land and at sea.
The training last month was led by Lindsey Sirju, the…
The training last month was led by Lindsey Sirju, the…
Bermuda College recognises two new fellows
The President of the Senate and an exceptional legal luminary were welcomed as the three new fellows of the Bermuda College in a ceremony over the weekend.
Joan Dillas-Wright and Tammy Richardson-Augu…
Joan Dillas-Wright and Tammy Richardson-Augu…
European rights body says abortion refusal complaints in Poland have ceased
Poland, a predominantly Catholic country, introduced a near-total abortion ban in 2021 under the previous nationalist government after pregnancy termination due