Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

The UN’s five-veto system is called undemocratic, with a push to spread power beyond the same postwar powers.

Guyana’s borders and coastlines remain vulnerable as traffickers exploit gaps in ports, waterways and remote entry points. Regional seizures show progress, but also how quickly criminal networks adapt.

The UN is mocked as dead, yet leaders still crowd its halls to spar, bargain and plead for influence. Guyana’s president used the same stage to tout progress, court allies and press the Venezuela case.

Exxon touts Guyana as a model after recouping US$55 billion early, but the boast spotlights a PSA many see as lopsided.

Guyana's ‘Global’ Super League may be chasing the wrong audience — and missing a chance to rebuild local cricket. The call: scrap the branding, build a national competition, and develop players at home.