UN votes to condemn U.S. embargo on Cuba again, but an increasing number of nations are siding with Washington
By Raphael McMahon - October 28, 2026
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Tensions erupt between Cuban and U.S. diplomats before key UN vote
By Raphael McMahon - October 28, 2026
What to know about the U.S. arrest warrant for Raúl Castro
By Raphael McMahon - October 26, 2026
Cuba and US delegations exchange war of words at the UN
By Raphael McMahon - September 28, 2026
International pressure on Cuban regime mounts amidst new U.S. measures, growing threat of EU sanctions
By Raphael McMahon - September 18, 2026
US-Cuba talks stall amidst fresh sanctions and threats against the island
By Raphael McMahon - September 10, 2026
Cuba ordered to pay $24 million in damages to Cayman Islands creditor
By Jorge Alfonso - August 5, 2026
US State Department accuses Cuba of promoting extremism, infiltrating government
By Raphael McMahon - July 21, 2026
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, jailed Cuban opposition leader, freed and exiled to US
By Jorge Alfonso - July 21, 2026
Cuba’s energy grid collapses for the third time this year
By Jorge Alfonso - July 9, 2026
Ramiro Valdés, the architect of Cuba’s political repression system, died last week at 94
By Jorge Alfonso - July 1, 2026
International tourism capital is leaving Cuba. Will US companies benefit on the back end?
By Jorge Alfonso - June 17, 2026
US Secretary of War visits infamous Guantanamo Bay amid tensions with Cuba
By Raphael McMahon - June 11, 2026
Cuba migration reform: a lifeline for the economy or a legal cover for repression?
By Jorge Alfonso - June 5, 2026
Cuba regime rallies around Raul Castro after US indictment
By Alfie Pannell - May 22, 2026