Caribbean

These Drones Could Save Lives in a Disaster Zone

By The Aspen Institute

Scenes From Hurricane Maria's Destruction Across the Caribbean

By Lisa Marie Segarra and Kim Bubello

‘My Roof Is Gone.’ Dominica’s Prime Minister Shares Live Updates of Hurricane Maria

By Kate Samuelson

'All We Are Really Living on Is Hope.' Hurricane Irma's Devastation Lingers in the Caribbean

By Tara John / Antigua
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U.K. Prime Minister Dismisses Jamaican Demands for Slavery Reparations

Former colonial nations are becoming increasingly vocal about seeking restitution

By Joanna Plucinska

5 Facts About an Open Cuba

The Caribbean country could be the next frontier of global business

By Ian Bremmer

Five Years Later, See TIME’s Coverage of the Haiti Earthquake

The earthquake devastated a nation that was on the verge of achieving long-term economic and political stability

By Noah Rayman

1 Million People Have a Disease You've Never Heard Of

Chikungunya virus has infected over one million people this year, but Big Pharma still isn't stepping up

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Haile Selassie in Jamaica: Color Photos From a Rastafari Milestone

Photos from Haile Selassie's historic 1966 visit to the Caribbean, capturing the fervor--and the barely restrained chaos--among thousands of believers upon seeing the man they considered a messiah.

By Ben Cosgrove

Report: We Can Still Save the Coral Reefs

A staggering decline but also a way to reverse it

By Hannah Goldberg

Concerns of U.S. Mosquito-Borne Disease Outbreak Heightened

Health officials are concerned it's just a matter of time before the illness spreads within the U.S.

By TIME Video

Carnival Cruises Books More Passengers … and Loses More Money

After a brutal 2013, in which Carnival Cruises was plagued with a string of ugly incidents at sea including the infamous “poop cruise,” the company says that business has rebounded, with bookings up nearly 20%....

By Brad Tuttle

14 Caribbean Nations Sue Former Colonizers for Slave Trade

The lawsuit will demand reparations from the governments of Britain, France and the Netherlands

By Dan Kedmey

The Myth and Mystery of the Sunshine State

Florida isn't like other places. In fact, in some ways, Florida isn't even like Florida. The work of David Walter Banks illustrates much of the Floridian myth, deepening the mystery of the Sunshine State's singularly odd appeal.

By David Walter Banks
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