Trump meets NATO chief as Iran war strains alliance
The Republican president has threatened to withdraw from the 32-member transatlantic alliance and denounced Washington’s European allies in recent weeks
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France plans 36 billion euro boost to rearmament, nuclear deterrent expansion
The increase reflects mounting security pressures from wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and growing uncertainty over U.S. commitments to NATO under President
Turkey detains 10 suspects over Istanbul gun attack outside Israeli consulate, media reports
One attacker was killed and two others were wounded in the extended gun battle with police outside the tower building in Istanbul’s main financial district that
Pound heads for biggest gain in three weeks after US/Iran ceasefire
Sterling is just 0.4% below where it was prior to the start of the conflict in late February and was last up 1% on the day at $1.342, the highest since March 23
US and Iran agree to two-week ceasefire brokered by Pakistan
Trump announced the agreement late on Tuesday, just two hours before a deadline he had set for Iran to open the blockaded Strait of Hormuz or face the destructi
Caricom membership ‘would deepen cultural ties’
Bermuda can grow with other Caribbean countries if it becomes a full member of the Caribbean Community, a town hall was told last night.
Alexa Lightbourne, the Home Affairs Minister, told the public …
Alexa Lightbourne, the Home Affairs Minister, told the public …
The Department of Workforce Development
The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today launched Bermuda Job Connect, the Government of Bermuda’s new online platform designed to better connect job seekers and employers.
Somerset Primary is progressing toward
Somerset Primary is progressing toward international recognition by the FIDE Chess in Education Commission (FIDE EDU), marking a significant milestone in the school’s efforts to use chess as a tool to support student learning, well-being, and character development.
Divine hits top-ten target in Donington test
Bermuda’s Aeziah Divine has signaled his intent for the 2026 R&G Moto4 British Cup season, delivering a breakout performance during the official two-day t
Yesterday evening, the Department of
Yesterday evening, the Department of Health became aware of videos circulating on social media that appeared to show conditions inside the kitchen of a food establishment in Bermuda. As a precautionary measure, an Environmental Health Officer visited the establishment at approximately 9:00 p.m.
Jones Jr. wins Premier Division title & Golden Boot
The Dandy Town Hornets have officially been crowned the Bermuda Premier Division champions after a relentless campaign saw them fend off a spirited challenge fr
China and Russia veto UN resolution on protecting Hormuz shipping
The 15-member Security Council voted 11 in favor of the resolution presented by Bahrain, with two against – China and Russia – and two abstentions
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Pakistan seeks two-week extension to Trump’s deadline on Iran
A senior Iranian official told Reuters that Tehran is positively reviewing Pakistan’s request for a two-week ceasefire
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Inflation scars risk quickly lifting expectations; ECB must be ready to act: policymaker
A key risk is that consumers and businesses, who experienced runaway prices only four years ago following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, may quickly adjust their
Shepherd claims silver as Carifta swimming continues
Bermuda’s swimmers continued their XXXIX Carifta Aquatics campaign to a resilient close in Martinique, with Rory Shepherd securing his second podium finish of
Physical oil prices hit record highs near $150 a barrel as Hormuz crisis worsens
The Iran war has forced the shutdown of at least 12 million barrels per day – about 12% of world supply – from the Middle East due to Iran’s effective closure o
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Casting underway for Romeo & Juliet
The Devil’s Isle Shakespeare Company is casting for its upcoming production of Romeo and Juliet, offering opp
Outerbridge denied historic double in photo finish
Bermuda’s sprinting sensation Miles Outerbridge fell agonizingly short of a historic sprint double on the final evening of the 53rd Carifta Games, as the curt
Settlement reached in 2024 drowning case
A legal dispute between the family of a visitor who drowned at Horseshoe Bay two years ago and Norwegian Cruise Lines has been settled for an undisclosed sum outside of court.
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Pennsylvania resident Hy…
City employees earn International Leadership qualification
City of Hamilton employees have been formally recognised after completing an internationally accredited leadership qualification
The City of Hamilton is proud
Health department called on to inspect Smith’s food outlet
Health department officials have been asked by the operators of a popular dining service to carry out an inspection after concerns were raised about hygiene and food safety at its Flatts premises.
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Council launched to champion Sargasso Sea protections
An ocean conservation advisory body has been launched marking a new chapter in a campaign to secure lasting protections for the Sargasso Sea surrounding Bermuda.
The Greenpeace Sargasso Sea Advisory …
The Greenpeace Sargasso Sea Advisory …
Charity prepares youth for future maritime careers
Endeavour’s latest Maritime Career Springboard Programme equipped nine Bermudians aged 16 and older with hands-on experience, skills development and industry
The 2026 CARIFTA Games, held
The 2026 CARIFTA Games, held in Grenada from 4–6 April, highlighted Bermuda’s strong representation across track and field. Competing against the Caribbean’s best, Bermuda’s athletes have delivered a series of impressive performances. Whilst the Track and Field events took place, the CARIFTA Swimming Championships were also being held in Martinique from 2-9 April.
French train collides with truck carrying military pontoon, train driver killed
Sixteen people were injured and two of them were in critical condition
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A French high-speed train collided with a tru
BUEI to screen award-winning horror film
An award-winning horror film will be shown at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute on Friday.
Sinners will be screened in the Tradewinds Auditorium from 6pm.
Written and directed by Ryan …
UK stocks fall in broad-based declines as Trump’s Iran deadline looms
Trump threatened that “a whole civilization will die tonight” as Iran showed no sign of accepting his ultimatum to open the Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday evening,
Kanye West refused entry to UK, Wireless Festival cancelled
Organiser Festival Republic said his permission to enter and perform in Britain had been withdrawn on Tuesday and the three-day event had been cancelled and ref
Heads of IEA, IMF, World Bank to meet next Monday to discuss energy crisis
“This energy crisis calls for all hands on deck & international cooperation,” Birol said on social media platform X, stressing the need for the three instit
BELCO reminds Paget customers of planned outage
The utility says the primary purpose of the supply interruption is to replace a faulty switch
Bermuda Electric Light Company Limited (BELCO or the Compa
Springboard to work at sea celebrates latest graduates
The Endeavour sailing programme for maritime training and job skills has partnered with the Bermuda College Athora Division of Professional and Career Education.
The charity’s Springboard Programme of…
The charity’s Springboard Programme of…
Ministers pledge to help with neurodiversity inclusion
An autism education group encouraged the public to reflect on how to best support neurodivergence in Bermuda.
Bermuda Autism Support and Education recognised April as World Autism Awareness and Accept…
Bermuda Autism Support and Education recognised April as World Autism Awareness and Accept…
Inside Sports with Kim Robinson
In this weeks episode of Inside Sports, Ian & ‘Butchy B’ talk with Kimberly Robinson, a proud Bermudian Mother of two sons who are making significant stride
Olde Towne gears up for summer season
Ferry service to St. George’s has been expanded to now include Saturdays
The Corporation of St. George’s dedicates a road in Miss World’s name and sh
A 37-year-old Hamilton Parish man
A 37-year-old Hamilton Parish man appeared before Senior Magistrate Maxanne Anderson in Magistrates’ Court yesterday, where he pleaded guilty to a series of threatening and menacing communication offenses involving a female complainant.
Young people get early taste of college in summer course
Young people can get an early start at college while exploring Bermuda’s environment through a new summer science, technology, engineering, arts and maths programme.
LaunchPad at Bermuda College will …
LaunchPad at Bermuda College will …
UK caps student loan interest rates at 6% citing global inflation risks
The student loan system in England and Wales has drawn criticism and Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in February he would look at ways to make it fairer
Nonprofit Alliance Food Aid Providers Data
The Nonprofit Alliance of Bermuda’s Association of Food Aid Providers [AFAP] has released 2025 collective data, revealing significant shifts in food aid delivery across Bermuda. A spokesperson said, “While demand for food support remains high, overall service outputs have declined as providers face rising food prices, increased operating costs, and fundraising challenges. “AFAP brings together …
An 18-year-old man appeared before
An 18-year-old man appeared before the Magistrate’s Court facing two serious indictable offenses stemming from an alleged incident in December 2025.
At least two dead in gunfight outside Israeli consulate in Istanbul
Media reported that two police officers had been injured in the incident, which occurred immediately outside a tower where the Israeli consulate is located in
Bermuda College Introduces LaunchPad
A summer programme for young children is set to be launched at Bermuda College, with sessions designed around Bermuda and its environment. LaunchPad, the Summer STEAM programme, from June 29 to July 29, will aim to engage young students with science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics through activities focused on the island’s land, sea and …
28 People Arrested Over Easter Weekend
Over the Easter weekend, the Bermuda Police Service conducted island-wide patrols and sobriety checkpoints, resulting in 28 arrests, nine suspected impaired drivers, and over 100 traffic citations. A police spokesperson said, “Over a busy Easter holiday weekend, the Bermuda Police Service [BPS] carried out proactive patrols, as well as road sobriety checkpoints, in all nine …
Paget community reminded of planned outages today
Belco has reminded residents of planned outages that will affect areas in Paget.
The disruption will impact Southcote Road, Treadway Lane, Hilton Drive and parts of South Road between 9am and 5pm.
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The disruption will impact Southcote Road, Treadway Lane, Hilton Drive and parts of South Road between 9am and 5pm.
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Middle East war means ‘all roads’ lead to higher prices, slower growth, IMF chief says
The war has triggered the worst-ever disruption in global energy supply, with millions of barrels of oil production shuttered due to Iran’s effective blockage o
Greenpeace Sargasso Sea Advisory Council
The launch of the Greenpeace Sargasso Sea Advisory Council at The Loren Hotel, Bermuda marks a “significant new chapter in the campaign to secure lasting protection for the Sargasso Sea, the unique high seas ecosystem that surrounds Bermuda and supports globally important marine life.” A spokesperson said, “Convened by Noelle Young as a representative of …
A growing number of Bermudians—both
A growing number of Bermudians—both Black and white male or female—are raising concerns after being denied access to the United States through visa and waiver programs at the U.S. Consulate in Bermuda, sparking widespread frustration and confusion across the island.
Australia’s most decorated soldier charged with war crimes
He was charged with five counts of war crimes in connection with the murder of five people in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012, Australian Federal Police said
Airline pilots must be given final say on flying in war zones, aviators’ group says
Montreal-based IFALPA said airlines should recognize how conflict zone operations can create mental and emotional strain in the cockpit
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Artemis II moon crew flies farther than humans have ever gone before
The six-hour survey of the normally hidden hemisphere of Earth’s only natural satellite was highlighted by the astronauts’ direct visual observations of “impact
Sterling not far from early March levels against the euro
Britain is highly exposed to energy imports and investors remain nervous about the country’s fragile public finances
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