Politics

NEW YORK, USA — Expressing shock and indignation over Jamaican Prime Minister Bruce Golding’s admitted involvement in the Manatt, Phelps & Phillips affair, Jamaicans here fear the matter will cause serious implications for their homeland. […] […]

THE Patriots, a group of young professionals aligned to the opposition People’s National Party, is warning that they will advocate for a total boycott of the Parliament if Prime Minister Bruce Golding does not resign. […] […]

Divisions within the Liberal Democrats over their coalition with Conservatives have been laid bare as former leader Charles Kennedy revealed he refused to vote for the deal. On the eve of a special Lib Dem […] […]

Gordon Brown defeat and subsequent resignation as leader of the Labour party, seems to leave a gap for the ensuing rat race that is about to be thrust upon the British public. I cannot fathom […] […]

Human rights groups have lashed out at Prime Minister Bruce Golding, saying he has wronged Jamaicans. The local human rights agitators unleashed their venom on Golding, joining the thunderous demands for Prime Minister Bruce Golding […] […]

INDONESIAN militants planned to assassinate U.S. President Barack Obama during his visit to that country next month, reports claim. Militants also planned to kill Indonesia’s president and foreigners in a Mumbai-style attack during national day […] […]

Prime Minister Bruce Golding is at this hour considering his political future as calls mount for him to step down over his handling of the controversial Mannat, Phelps & Phillips issue. Mr Golding is now […] […]

FACED with scathing criticism over his confession that he sanctioned a US$50,000 deal with a US-based law firm to negotiate a controversial extradition matter, Prime Minister Bruce Golding is now pondering his future. Golding and […] […]

The nation’s youth yesterday joined scores of Jamaicans frowning at embattled Prime Minister Bruce Golding and his beleaguered administration in the aftermath of the latest development in what is now being termed the Manatt scandal. […] […]

BANGKOK—Thai troops fired bullets and tear gas at anti-government protesters rioting near the U.S. and Japanese embassies Friday as an army push to clear the streets sparked clashes that have killed two and turned central […] […]