La Grande Caraïbe décryptée depuis 2015
A study published in February 2026 in the scientific journal Food Hydrocolloids opens an unexpected avenue for turning one of the Greater Caribbean’s most significant marine nuisances into something useful:…
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) published a climate update on 24 April that deserves close attention. The document signals a growing probability of El Niño returning as early as mid-2026,…
My name is Mylène Colmar. I have been a journalist since 2008, and I live in Guadeloupe, at the heart of the Greater Caribbean. Through this blog, I analyse the…
The Greater Caribbean — a maritime and geopolitical crossroads – has always attracted the world’s major powers. From the United States to Europe, from Canada to Latin America, from Africa…
Behind the famous Caribbean postcard image lie fragile territories — increasingly threatened by mass tourism. For these islands to continue to exist in 20, 50, or 100 years, the tourism…
For a long time, the Greater Caribbean has been told through reductive clichés: beaches, tourism, economic dependency, political instability, climate vulnerability. Behind these simplified images lies a region in motion…
In recent weeks, the United States has carried out targeted strikes against vessels in Caribbean waters — officially in the name of maritime security, counter-trafficking operations, or the protection of…
One foot on the American continent, the other in the Caribbean Sea. The Greater Caribbean is a singular composition, bringing together tiny islands and vast continental territories alike. Its history…