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  • Carnival cruise ship at Woodbridge Bay Port
    The View from Europe

    The way ahead for Caribbean tourism

    David Jessop
    May 1, 2020

    What might the shape of post COVID-19 economic recovery look like? This is a question that almost every government and business is now exploring.

  • Tourists line up to take pictures on the Bayfront
    The View from Europe

    Balanced tourism recovery a key to future Caribbean growth

    David Jessop
    April 24, 2020

    The challenge that is now facing almost every Caribbean nation is how best to recover the tourism economy without which future economic growth and sustainable tax revenues will be all ...

  • US president Donald J. Trump
    The View from Europe

    Attacking the WHO has further diminished US global influence

    David Jessop
    April 17, 2020

    It is hard to imagine an action more likely to accelerate the decline of US influence in the world than deciding in the middle of a global pandemic to attack ...

  • Map of Guyana
    The View from Europe

    Caribbean facing a less bright future for oil and gas

    David Jessop
    March 28, 2020

    Just a few weeks ago it was possible for Trinidad's Prime Minister, Dr Keith Rowley, to indicate in a major speech, that the Caribbean as whole had a potentially very ...

  • The View from Europe

    E. Government: a step towards a more citizen-centred Caribbean

    David Jessop
    Jan. 17, 2020

    Politicians love to promise a better and brighter future. They tend to say little about the day to day experience their citizens have of the services they provide.

  • Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, taking part during an interview with Mexican TV host and journalist Adela Micha, at Venezuela's Military School, in Caracas, Venezuela
    The View from Europe

    Dialogue not ideology required to address the crisis in Venezuela

    David Jessop
    Feb. 1, 2019

    Last Wednesday Juan Guaidó, the President of Venezuela's National Assembly, took an informal oath of office and declared himself the country's interim President. In a choreographed response the United States ...

  • Cruise tourists can't believe what they are seeing.
    The View from Europe

    The new dimensions of tourism

    David Jessop
    June 8, 2018

    In a week in which Caribbean tourism leaders have been meeting in New York to build on the strong growth that much of the industry is now experiencing, it may ...

  • The View from Europe

    The new masters of the universe

    David Jessop
    March 31, 2018

    It is far from easy to separate fact from fiction when it comes to recent allegations about the effect that big data may have had on Caribbean democracy. This is ...

  • Rex Tillerson
    The View from Europe

    The danger in what others wish for in Venezuela

    David Jessop
    Feb. 20, 2018

    A few days ago, the International Energy Agency reported that oil production in the US was undergoing extraordinary' growth. The OECD-related body for net importers of oil said that the ...

  • Former Jamaica Prime Minister Bruce Golding
    The View from Europe

    The wider implications of the Golding report

    David Jessop
    Feb. 10, 2018

    There will likely be much written in the coming weeks about the detail contained in the long-awaited Golding Report reviewing Jamaica's Relations with CARICOM and CARIFORUM.

  • US president Donald Trump
    The View from Europe

    Trump's remarks give Venezuela breathing space

    David Jessop
    Aug. 22, 2017

    Speaking on August 11, at a press conference at one of his golf courses, the US President, Donald Trump, scored the equivalent of a foreign policy own goal.

  • CARACAS, Feb. 20, 2014 (Xinhua) -- A student participates in a protest in Altamira, in the municipality of Chacao, Caracas, Venezuela, on Feb. 19, 2014. (Xinhua/Boris Vergara
    The View from Europe

    The unfolding humanitarian crisis in the Caribbean

    David Jessop
    July 17, 2017

    Last month, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) produced a worrying 'situational update' on the implications of the accelerating numbers of Venezuelans arriving in Trinidad, Brazil and Colombia.

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