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- نقاش الساعة - مصير هرمز.. هل تتراجع إيران عن السيطرة الكاملة على المضيق؟ — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- A panel of regional and international experts convened to assess whether Iran might ease its firm hold over the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow waterway that carries nearly one-fifth of global oil supplies. The discussion featured Dr. Hassan Ahmadian of Tehran University, former U.S. deputy assistant secretary Joey Hood, Kuwaiti analyst Dr. Saleh Al-Mutairi, and Al Jazeera researcher Dr. Liqa Maki, who examined Tehran’s strategic calculations amid renewed sanctions pressure and maritime incidents in the Gulf.
Analysts noted that Iran continues to treat control of the strait as a core deterrent against external threats, particularly from the United States and its Gulf partners. While some voices suggested economic hardship could encourage limited Iranian flexibility on shipping rules, others argued that any visible retreat would weaken Tehran’s leverage in nuclear talks and regional security negotiations. The exchange underscored how local decisions in the Gulf directly affect energy prices and supply stability for importers across Asia and Europe.
For global audiences, the debate illustrated the enduring risks to maritime trade routes that connect the Middle East to major markets in China, India, and Japan. Even modest disruptions remain capable of driving up costs worldwide, reminding policymakers that the strait’s future management will continue to shape both energy security and diplomatic maneuvering in the months ahead. - Watch the full video from Al Jazeera English below.
نقاش الساعة - مصير هرمز.. هل تتراجع إيران عن السيطرة الكاملة على المضيق؟ — Wednesday 20 May 2026A panel of regional and international experts convened to assess whether Iran might ease its firm hold over the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow waterway that carries nearly one-fifth of global oil supplies. The discussion featured Dr. Hassan Ahmadian of Tehran University, former U.S. deputy assistant secretary Joey Hood, Kuwaiti analyst Dr. Saleh Al-Mutairi, and Al Jazeera researcher Dr. Liqa Maki, who examined Tehran’s strategic calculations amid renewed sanctions pressure and maritime incidents in the Gulf. Analysts noted that Iran continues to treat control of the strait as a core deterrent against external threats, particularly from the United States and its Gulf partners. While some voices suggested economic hardship could encourage limited Iranian flexibility on shipping rules, others argued that any visible retreat would weaken Tehran’s leverage in nuclear talks and regional security negotiations. The exchange underscored how local decisions in the Gulf directly affect energy prices and supply stability for importers across Asia and Europe. For global audiences, the debate illustrated the enduring risks to maritime trade routes that connect the Middle East to major markets in China, India, and Japan. Even modest disruptions remain capable of driving up costs worldwide, reminding policymakers that the strait’s future management will continue to shape both energy security and diplomatic maneuvering in the months ahead.Watch the full video from Al Jazeera English below.0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews -
- Trump orders banks to check customers' citizenship status — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing banks and financial institutions to verify the citizenship status of their customers as part of a broader effort to restrict access to services for individuals living in the United States without legal authorization. The measure builds on existing immigration enforcement priorities and requires banks to enhance screening processes during account openings and routine transactions. Officials say the policy aims to limit the ability of undocumented residents to participate in the formal financial system, though details on implementation and enforcement timelines remain under development by federal regulators.
The order carries significant implications beyond American borders. Many global citizens, including international students, expatriate workers, and families reliant on cross-border remittances, could face added scrutiny or delays when dealing with U.S. banks. Countries in Latin America and parts of Asia that depend heavily on transfers from relatives in the United States are watching closely, as even temporary disruptions in banking access could affect household incomes and local economies. European financial partners have also expressed concern that stricter compliance rules may complicate joint operations and data-sharing agreements already strained by differing privacy standards.
From a geopolitical standpoint, the policy underscores the United States’ willingness to leverage private-sector institutions in immigration control, a tactic that risks isolating Washington from traditional allies who favor multilateral approaches to migration management. Critics argue it may encourage parallel informal financial networks, while supporters view it as a necessary step to reinforce national sovereignty. As banks begin adapting their procedures, the long-term effects on global financial flows and diplomatic relations will depend on how flexibly the order is applied in practice. - Watch the full video from Associated Press below.
Trump orders banks to check customers' citizenship status — Wednesday 20 May 2026President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing banks and financial institutions to verify the citizenship status of their customers as part of a broader effort to restrict access to services for individuals living in the United States without legal authorization. The measure builds on existing immigration enforcement priorities and requires banks to enhance screening processes during account openings and routine transactions. Officials say the policy aims to limit the ability of undocumented residents to participate in the formal financial system, though details on implementation and enforcement timelines remain under development by federal regulators. The order carries significant implications beyond American borders. Many global citizens, including international students, expatriate workers, and families reliant on cross-border remittances, could face added scrutiny or delays when dealing with U.S. banks. Countries in Latin America and parts of Asia that depend heavily on transfers from relatives in the United States are watching closely, as even temporary disruptions in banking access could affect household incomes and local economies. European financial partners have also expressed concern that stricter compliance rules may complicate joint operations and data-sharing agreements already strained by differing privacy standards. From a geopolitical standpoint, the policy underscores the United States’ willingness to leverage private-sector institutions in immigration control, a tactic that risks isolating Washington from traditional allies who favor multilateral approaches to migration management. Critics argue it may encourage parallel informal financial networks, while supporters view it as a necessary step to reinforce national sovereignty. As banks begin adapting their procedures, the long-term effects on global financial flows and diplomatic relations will depend on how flexibly the order is applied in practice.Watch the full video from Associated Press below.0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews -
- ¿Supondrá la IA la muerte de Internet? | DW Documental — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- A new documentary from DW explores whether artificial intelligence is drowning the internet in synthetic nonsense and eroding its value as a shared space for knowledge. Filmmaker Mario Sixtus travels from New York, where a podcaster experiments with AI clones of himself, to Kenya, where low-paid workers label data to train the very systems flooding online platforms. The film shows how simple prompts now generate endless self-help books, fake news clips, and meaningless videos that outpace human-created content and degrade search results worldwide.
Experts interviewed in the documentary, including Cory Doctorow and Melanie Mitchell, argue that automated spam threatens the open exchange once promised by the web. Search engines are already struggling to separate signal from noise, raising concerns for users in every region who rely on reliable information for education, commerce, and public debate. The piece questions whether societies will accept AI hallucinations as substitutes for verified facts, especially in places with limited access to independent journalism.
Rather than offering easy solutions, the film ends by asking what a rebuilt internet might look like once the current flood of machine-made material subsides. It highlights the tension between rapid technological change and the need to preserve spaces for genuine human inquiry across borders. - Watch the full video from DW Documentary below.
¿Supondrá la IA la muerte de Internet? | DW Documental — Wednesday 20 May 2026A new documentary from DW explores whether artificial intelligence is drowning the internet in synthetic nonsense and eroding its value as a shared space for knowledge. Filmmaker Mario Sixtus travels from New York, where a podcaster experiments with AI clones of himself, to Kenya, where low-paid workers label data to train the very systems flooding online platforms. The film shows how simple prompts now generate endless self-help books, fake news clips, and meaningless videos that outpace human-created content and degrade search results worldwide. Experts interviewed in the documentary, including Cory Doctorow and Melanie Mitchell, argue that automated spam threatens the open exchange once promised by the web. Search engines are already struggling to separate signal from noise, raising concerns for users in every region who rely on reliable information for education, commerce, and public debate. The piece questions whether societies will accept AI hallucinations as substitutes for verified facts, especially in places with limited access to independent journalism. Rather than offering easy solutions, the film ends by asking what a rebuilt internet might look like once the current flood of machine-made material subsides. It highlights the tension between rapid technological change and the need to preserve spaces for genuine human inquiry across borders.Watch the full video from DW Documentary below.0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews -
- نقاش الساعة - مصير هرمز.. هل تتراجع إيران عن السيطرة الكاملة على المضيق؟ — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- การอภิปรายสดจากรายการของไทยพีบีเอสเมื่อเร็วๆ นี้ได้นำเสนอประเด็นร้อนเรื่องช่องแคบฮอร์มุซ โดยมีผู้เชี่ยวชาญจากมหาวิทยาลัยเตหะราน อดีตเจ้าหน้าที่กระทรวงการต่างประเทศสหรัฐฯ และนักวิเคราะห์จากศูนย์ศึกษาตะวันออกกลางร่วมถกเถียงว่าอิหร่านจะยอมลดการควบคุมช่องแคบนี้หรือไม่ ช่องแคบฮอร์มุซเป็นเส้นทางขนส่งน้ำมันสำคัญจากอ่าวเปอร์เซียไปยังเอเชีย ซึ่งรวมถึงประเทศไทยที่ต้องพึ่งพาน้ำมันนำเข้าจากตะวันออกกลางเป็นหลัก
สำหรับประเทศไทย ความขัดแย้งที่อาจเกิดขึ้นย่อมส่งผลโดยตรงต่อราคาน้ำมันและค่าครองชีพ เนื่องจากไทยนำเข้าน้ำมันดิบผ่านเส้นทางนี้เป็นจำนวนมาก หากอิหร่านเพิ่มการควบคุมหรือเกิดความตึงเครียดกับชาติตะวันตก ราคาน้ำมันโลกอาจพุ่งสูงขึ้น ส่งผลกระทบต่อภาคอุตสาหกรรม การขนส่ง และค่าไฟฟ้าของประชาชนทั่วไป โดยเฉพาะในช่วงที่เศรษฐกิจไทยยังฟื้นตัวไม่เต็มที่
รัฐบาลไทยและหน่วยงานด้านพลังงานจึงต้องติดตามสถานการณ์อย่างใกล้ชิด พร้อมเร่งกระจายแหล่งพลังงานทางเลือก เช่น การนำเข้าแอลเอ็นจีจากหลายประเทศและพัฒนาพลังงานทดแทน เพื่อลดความเสี่ยงในระยะยาว ผู้เชี่ยวชาญด้านความมั่นคงของไทยมองว่าการเจรจาระหว่างประเทศยังเป็นทางออกที่ดีที่สุด เพื่อไม่ให้เกิดผลกระทบต่อเสถียรภาพทางเศรษฐกิจในภูมิภาคอาเซียน - Watch the full video from Al Jazeera English below.
نقاش الساعة - مصير هرمز.. هل تتراجع إيران عن السيطرة الكاملة على المضيق؟ — Wednesday 20 May 2026การอภิปรายสดจากรายการของไทยพีบีเอสเมื่อเร็วๆ นี้ได้นำเสนอประเด็นร้อนเรื่องช่องแคบฮอร์มุซ โดยมีผู้เชี่ยวชาญจากมหาวิทยาลัยเตหะราน อดีตเจ้าหน้าที่กระทรวงการต่างประเทศสหรัฐฯ และนักวิเคราะห์จากศูนย์ศึกษาตะวันออกกลางร่วมถกเถียงว่าอิหร่านจะยอมลดการควบคุมช่องแคบนี้หรือไม่ ช่องแคบฮอร์มุซเป็นเส้นทางขนส่งน้ำมันสำคัญจากอ่าวเปอร์เซียไปยังเอเชีย ซึ่งรวมถึงประเทศไทยที่ต้องพึ่งพาน้ำมันนำเข้าจากตะวันออกกลางเป็นหลัก สำหรับประเทศไทย ความขัดแย้งที่อาจเกิดขึ้นย่อมส่งผลโดยตรงต่อราคาน้ำมันและค่าครองชีพ เนื่องจากไทยนำเข้าน้ำมันดิบผ่านเส้นทางนี้เป็นจำนวนมาก หากอิหร่านเพิ่มการควบคุมหรือเกิดความตึงเครียดกับชาติตะวันตก ราคาน้ำมันโลกอาจพุ่งสูงขึ้น ส่งผลกระทบต่อภาคอุตสาหกรรม การขนส่ง และค่าไฟฟ้าของประชาชนทั่วไป โดยเฉพาะในช่วงที่เศรษฐกิจไทยยังฟื้นตัวไม่เต็มที่ รัฐบาลไทยและหน่วยงานด้านพลังงานจึงต้องติดตามสถานการณ์อย่างใกล้ชิด พร้อมเร่งกระจายแหล่งพลังงานทางเลือก เช่น การนำเข้าแอลเอ็นจีจากหลายประเทศและพัฒนาพลังงานทดแทน เพื่อลดความเสี่ยงในระยะยาว ผู้เชี่ยวชาญด้านความมั่นคงของไทยมองว่าการเจรจาระหว่างประเทศยังเป็นทางออกที่ดีที่สุด เพื่อไม่ให้เกิดผลกระทบต่อเสถียรภาพทางเศรษฐกิจในภูมิภาคอาเซียนWatch the full video from Al Jazeera English below.0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews -
- Anne uses ChatGPT to navigate “The Chat” with her son 👀 - BBC — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- In a new BBC comedy sketch tied to the post-Motherland universe, actress Lucy Punch portrays Anne, a mother turning to artificial intelligence for help with one of parenting's most awkward milestones. The clip shows Anne consulting ChatGPT to prepare for "the chat" with her teenage son, highlighting the everyday struggles of discussing sensitive topics in a digital age. This lighthearted take resonates with families worldwide who face similar challenges amid shrinking households and evolving social norms.
The scene also features Joanna Lumley as Anne's mother, adding layers of generational tension to the downsizing narrative. As modern parents juggle careers and cultural shifts, the sketch underscores how even confident mothers seek external support when confronting teen realities. Global viewers from London to Singapore may recognize the humor in relying on technology rather than traditional family networks for guidance.
Beyond entertainment, the video reflects a broader trend where AI tools are entering households across continents to address communication gaps. In regions with high smartphone penetration, from Europe to Asia-Pacific, parents increasingly experiment with chatbots for advice on everything from relationships to mental health. This raises questions about whether such assistance strengthens or dilutes authentic family bonds in an interconnected world. - Watch the full video from BBC News below.
Anne uses ChatGPT to navigate “The Chat” with her son 👀 - BBC — Wednesday 20 May 2026In a new BBC comedy sketch tied to the post-Motherland universe, actress Lucy Punch portrays Anne, a mother turning to artificial intelligence for help with one of parenting's most awkward milestones. The clip shows Anne consulting ChatGPT to prepare for "the chat" with her teenage son, highlighting the everyday struggles of discussing sensitive topics in a digital age. This lighthearted take resonates with families worldwide who face similar challenges amid shrinking households and evolving social norms. The scene also features Joanna Lumley as Anne's mother, adding layers of generational tension to the downsizing narrative. As modern parents juggle careers and cultural shifts, the sketch underscores how even confident mothers seek external support when confronting teen realities. Global viewers from London to Singapore may recognize the humor in relying on technology rather than traditional family networks for guidance. Beyond entertainment, the video reflects a broader trend where AI tools are entering households across continents to address communication gaps. In regions with high smartphone penetration, from Europe to Asia-Pacific, parents increasingly experiment with chatbots for advice on everything from relationships to mental health. This raises questions about whether such assistance strengthens or dilutes authentic family bonds in an interconnected world.Watch the full video from BBC News below.0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews -
- Spain condemns Israel's 'monstrous' treatment of Gaza flotilla activists — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- Spain's foreign minister has strongly denounced Israel's handling of pro-Palestinian activists aboard a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, calling the treatment of those detained "monstrous" and demanding a formal apology. Speaking in Berlin, Jose Manuel Albares described footage of the activists as disgraceful and inhumane, highlighting concerns over the use of force during the operation. The remarks come amid growing international scrutiny of Israel's maritime enforcement tactics in the eastern Mediterranean.
The incident unfolded earlier this week when Israeli forces intercepted the vessels in international waters near Cyprus. According to reports, naval personnel boarded the boats and fired rubber bullets at activists on at least one vessel before detaining the group and transporting them to Israel. The action has drawn criticism from rights advocates who argue that such interceptions violate freedom of navigation norms on the high seas and complicate efforts to deliver humanitarian supplies to Gaza amid the ongoing conflict.
Global reactions underscore widening diplomatic rifts, with European governments facing pressure to address both the humanitarian needs in Gaza and the legal questions raised by the seizure. Spain's stance reflects broader unease among some EU members over Israel's policies, potentially influencing future aid coordination and maritime security discussions in the region. Observers note that such flotilla missions, though symbolic, continue to test the boundaries of international responses to the blockade. - Watch the full video from Middle East Eye below.
Spain condemns Israel's 'monstrous' treatment of Gaza flotilla activists — Wednesday 20 May 2026Spain's foreign minister has strongly denounced Israel's handling of pro-Palestinian activists aboard a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, calling the treatment of those detained "monstrous" and demanding a formal apology. Speaking in Berlin, Jose Manuel Albares described footage of the activists as disgraceful and inhumane, highlighting concerns over the use of force during the operation. The remarks come amid growing international scrutiny of Israel's maritime enforcement tactics in the eastern Mediterranean. The incident unfolded earlier this week when Israeli forces intercepted the vessels in international waters near Cyprus. According to reports, naval personnel boarded the boats and fired rubber bullets at activists on at least one vessel before detaining the group and transporting them to Israel. The action has drawn criticism from rights advocates who argue that such interceptions violate freedom of navigation norms on the high seas and complicate efforts to deliver humanitarian supplies to Gaza amid the ongoing conflict. Global reactions underscore widening diplomatic rifts, with European governments facing pressure to address both the humanitarian needs in Gaza and the legal questions raised by the seizure. Spain's stance reflects broader unease among some EU members over Israel's policies, potentially influencing future aid coordination and maritime security discussions in the region. Observers note that such flotilla missions, though symbolic, continue to test the boundaries of international responses to the blockade.Watch the full video from Middle East Eye below.0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews -
- What a pass from Marco Reus 😮💨 — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- In the heart of Major League Soccer excitement, Marco Reus delivered a jaw dropping pass that has US fans buzzing with anticipation. The German star's pinpoint delivery sliced through the defense during a recent international showcase covered by ESPN, turning a routine buildup into a highlight reel moment. American viewers tuning into the latest MLS updates are seeing how this kind of creativity could reshape matches across the league, especially as teams like LAFC and Inter Miami push for more global talent to boost attendance and TV ratings.
For soccer enthusiasts from New York to Los Angeles, Reus's vision highlights the growing bridge between European flair and the fast paced American game. MLS continues to attract eyes with its mix of homegrown stars and international imports, and moments like this fuel conversations about how such plays might help US clubs compete better in CONCACAF tournaments. It is the kind of spark that gets kids in parks practicing those same through balls while dreaming of pro contracts right here at home.
ESPN's clip captures the energy perfectly, leaving everyone wondering what Reus could achieve if he ever suited up in an MLS jersey. As the season ramps up with playoff implications on the line, highlights like this keep the passion alive for fans craving world class action on domestic soil. - Watch the full video from MLS below.
What a pass from Marco Reus 😮💨 — Wednesday 20 May 2026In the heart of Major League Soccer excitement, Marco Reus delivered a jaw dropping pass that has US fans buzzing with anticipation. The German star's pinpoint delivery sliced through the defense during a recent international showcase covered by ESPN, turning a routine buildup into a highlight reel moment. American viewers tuning into the latest MLS updates are seeing how this kind of creativity could reshape matches across the league, especially as teams like LAFC and Inter Miami push for more global talent to boost attendance and TV ratings. For soccer enthusiasts from New York to Los Angeles, Reus's vision highlights the growing bridge between European flair and the fast paced American game. MLS continues to attract eyes with its mix of homegrown stars and international imports, and moments like this fuel conversations about how such plays might help US clubs compete better in CONCACAF tournaments. It is the kind of spark that gets kids in parks practicing those same through balls while dreaming of pro contracts right here at home. ESPN's clip captures the energy perfectly, leaving everyone wondering what Reus could achieve if he ever suited up in an MLS jersey. As the season ramps up with playoff implications on the line, highlights like this keep the passion alive for fans craving world class action on domestic soil.Watch the full video from MLS below.0 Comments 0 Shares 4 Views 0 Reviews -
- 🚨 Breaking News 🚨 Cale Makar is OUT for Game 1, Golden Knights vs. Avalanche | SportsCenter — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- What a massive blow for the Colorado Avalanche as they gear up for Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals against the Vegas Golden Knights. Star defenseman Cale Makar has been ruled out, leaving a huge hole in their blue line just when the team needs him most. American hockey fans from Denver to across the country are buzzing with the news, knowing Makar's speed and playmaking have powered the Avs deep into the postseason chase for the Stanley Cup.
Emily Kaplan broke it all down on SportsCenter, highlighting how Makar's absence shifts the matchup dynamics in Vegas. The Golden Knights have their own questions, with fresh updates on captain Mark Stone adding to the intrigue. Stone's status could tip the scales in a series packed with high stakes, as both teams battle it out in front of packed arenas and millions watching back home in the United States.
This injury news ramps up the pressure on Colorado's depth players to step up big time. The Knights, riding strong home ice advantage in Las Vegas, will look to capitalize right away in what promises to be a thrilling opener. With the path to the Stanley Cup hanging in the balance, every shift counts as these Western powers clash under the bright lights of playoff hockey. - Watch the full video from ESPN below.
🚨 Breaking News 🚨 Cale Makar is OUT for Game 1, Golden Knights vs. Avalanche | SportsCenter — Wednesday 20 May 2026What a massive blow for the Colorado Avalanche as they gear up for Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals against the Vegas Golden Knights. Star defenseman Cale Makar has been ruled out, leaving a huge hole in their blue line just when the team needs him most. American hockey fans from Denver to across the country are buzzing with the news, knowing Makar's speed and playmaking have powered the Avs deep into the postseason chase for the Stanley Cup. Emily Kaplan broke it all down on SportsCenter, highlighting how Makar's absence shifts the matchup dynamics in Vegas. The Golden Knights have their own questions, with fresh updates on captain Mark Stone adding to the intrigue. Stone's status could tip the scales in a series packed with high stakes, as both teams battle it out in front of packed arenas and millions watching back home in the United States. This injury news ramps up the pressure on Colorado's depth players to step up big time. The Knights, riding strong home ice advantage in Las Vegas, will look to capitalize right away in what promises to be a thrilling opener. With the path to the Stanley Cup hanging in the balance, every shift counts as these Western powers clash under the bright lights of playoff hockey.Watch the full video from ESPN below.0 Comments 0 Shares 4 Views 0 Reviews -
- Minister Ernesto Kesar Signals Big Changes Ahead For T&T’s LPG Industry — Wednesday 20 May 2026
- Minister in the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries Ernesto Kesar has signalled that long-awaited reforms to Trinidad and Tobago’s LPG regulations are finally moving ahead. Speaking at the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Dealers Association Limited Pioneer Awards and Dinner Ceremony on Tuesday night, he noted that plans sitting in the ministry for a decade have now been dusted off and are being aggressively prepared for Cabinet in the coming months.
The push follows a string of fatal incidents involving LPG tanks across the country last year that exposed gaps in safety and oversight. Kesar stressed that the changes are not just about rules on paper but about protecting the everyday users who depend on the fuel, from mothers preparing meals in rural households to doubles vendors and small parlour owners trying to make an honest living.
Association president Imitiaz Rahaman said members stand ready to lend their local and international experience to shape the next phase of the industry. Eleven pioneers were honoured at the ceremony, with acting National Petroleum Marketing Company Limited CEO Chester Beeput praising their role in raising standards. The reforms are expected to bring clearer guidelines that could improve safety for households and small businesses across Trinidad and Tobago. - Watch the full video from TTT Live Online below.
Minister Ernesto Kesar Signals Big Changes Ahead For T&T’s LPG Industry — Wednesday 20 May 2026Minister in the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries Ernesto Kesar has signalled that long-awaited reforms to Trinidad and Tobago’s LPG regulations are finally moving ahead. Speaking at the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Dealers Association Limited Pioneer Awards and Dinner Ceremony on Tuesday night, he noted that plans sitting in the ministry for a decade have now been dusted off and are being aggressively prepared for Cabinet in the coming months. The push follows a string of fatal incidents involving LPG tanks across the country last year that exposed gaps in safety and oversight. Kesar stressed that the changes are not just about rules on paper but about protecting the everyday users who depend on the fuel, from mothers preparing meals in rural households to doubles vendors and small parlour owners trying to make an honest living. Association president Imitiaz Rahaman said members stand ready to lend their local and international experience to shape the next phase of the industry. Eleven pioneers were honoured at the ceremony, with acting National Petroleum Marketing Company Limited CEO Chester Beeput praising their role in raising standards. The reforms are expected to bring clearer guidelines that could improve safety for households and small businesses across Trinidad and Tobago.Watch the full video from TTT Live Online below.0 Comments 0 Shares 3 Views 0 Reviews
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