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The U.S. Navy is expanding its unmanned surface vessel fleet in the Caribbean to bolster counternarcotics operations. A new $16.3 million task order will extend Voyager USV deployments in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific. This follows a previous operation in October 2025 where a Voyager directly enabled a cocaine seizure worth over $81 million.
The U.S. Navy awarded Saildrone a $16.3 million task order to expand Voyager unmanned surface vehicle patrols for counternarcotics in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific.
The expansion follows a prior success in which a Voyager USV directly enabled a cocaine seizure valued at over $81 million.
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A major clash has erupted between FIFA and UEFA over the commercialization of the World Cup. FIFA President Infantino proposed creating a $20 billion subsidiary to sell minority stakes in the World Cup and Club World Cup to private investors. UEFA issued a fiery condemnation, arguing that football governance is not a commodity and warning of lost transparency and integrity.
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he is open to an official apology for Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade but ruled out reparations, in a Guardian article ahead of next week's Commonwealth heads of government meeting in the Caribbean. He expressed condolences and regret for the suffering of millions and offered a structured dialogue with affected parties. Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley welcomed the remarks and confirmed good-faith participation while noting divergent views on reparations. The issue resurfaced after King Charles III's Caribbean tour, during which he visited a Guyanese slave rebellion site and was due to address slavery in Antigua.
