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Tomorrow we celebrate yet another Bermuda Day — perhaps one of our most significant days of this year. As a country with diverse cultures, we tend to celebrate the day in many different ways. From early in the morning, many will line the streets to w...

Will Vladimir Putin survive this war that he created with Ukraine? At the moment it is anyone’s guess how this war will end. Russia has the numerical advantage but the resolve on both sides is strong and it is hard to predict a “winner”. If Russia pr...

Our body has a vast consortium of microbial organisms that live on all of our barrier tissues. The highest density of organisms lives in the intestine, and these organisms provide a tremendous benefit to us (the hosts) via processing complex dietary ...

Former No 1 tennis player Gavin Manders’s decision to run the Bermuda Day Race to raise funds for a top junior player, Daniel Phillips, captures the theme of Bermuda Day 2022 — “Togetherness”. As a result of Gavin announcing that commitment to finan...

The One Bermuda Alliance’s latest ill-conceived strategy is that we forget what it has done, and forget the damage it has caused to our country while seeking to block progress and change. History cannot be rewritten. It wants you to forget that it ...

ChildWatch would like to thank Rena Lalgie, the Governor of Bermuda, for her decision to reserve Royal Assent of the Bermuda Cannabis Licensing Bill 2022. Bermudians need to be educating ourselves on the subject, what this means and what it will do t...

Almost every year since 1956, people from across Europe and beyond have gathered under one roof for an event that promises a celebration of European unity and culture. It’s the event that gave us ABBA after their 1974 winning song, Waterloo, and Céli...

Scientists are sounding an alarm bell about fissures and cracks in Thwaites Glacier about the equivalent size of Britain and one of the largest ice sheets in the world situated in Antarctica. There is worry that large parts of it will fracture and co...

For years Bermuda has been known as the "Isle of No", when it comes to enhancing our tourism product and offering new and innovative services and experiences to our visitors. Whenever someone tries to develop something new or different, it is often ...

During this week’s epic Senate debate, the One Bermuda Alliance made a point of saying that the Fairmont Southampton project would cause 60 per cent of the construction workers on site to be non-Bermudian. Not sure how it can speak to percentages, as...