Earl M. Bousquet is President of St. Lucia-China Friendship Association (SLCFA), columnist of The Voice of St. Lucia, St. Lucia's largest and oldest newspaper and commentator of DBS TV Evening News. He can be reached at embousquet@hotmail.com
Slavery comes in many disguised forms in the modern world, such as the act of human trafficking. Nevertheless, these stories are shelved by Western media in pursuit higher ratings.
As long as dirty oil, coal and gas continue to get priority over cleaner nuclear, wind and solar power, global warming will continue to accelerate climate change.
Developing countries are to lead the way in addressing the worsening trend of growing carbon emissions, as the progress made thus far is being reversed in key areas.
In many ways, the China-U.S. summit was a success, and yet the rest of the world continues to wait with bated breath to see how this is transformed into practical measures to benefit humanity.
From time immemorial, it's been proven that cooperation always beats confrontation. This also holds true for the bilateral relationship between China and the United States.
China's recent agreement with 12 island nations from different oceanic regions is a step in the right direction that can significantly help the latter reap the benefits of their Blue Economies.
The decisions of around 2,300 delegates at the CPC's 19th National Congress have serious implications for China and also for its relations with the rest of the world.
Until the causes and symptoms of societal displeasure are seriously tackled, breeding grounds will continue to exist and produce a new crop of young soldiers ready for recruitment for terror.