Cuba-u.s. relations

Havana denies the releases are linked to U.S. plans to lift Cuba's state sponsor of terrorism designation, framing the move as Vatican-driven.

Miguel Díaz-Canel said the new administration will not mean significant changes for Cuba

This situation compounds existing struggles for Cuba's agricultural sector, already facing rising food prices, reduced subsidies, and growing shortages

Over 600,000 Cubans lack regular water access as the island endures daily power cuts lasting up to 20 hours.

The firing of Diana Mondino took place amid ongoing tensions with President Javier Milei, who appointed Gerardo Werthein, previously Argentina's ambassador in Washington, as her successor.

Breads are smaller -- not even the size of an adult hand -- rice is rare, and oil and coffee are nowhere to be found.

They will be able to do so remotely from the island, according to the Treasury Department

The initiative, set to be introduced by Carlos Giménez and Mario Díaz Balart, comes after uproar caused by such a visit to Miami International Airport

Following days of protests in which Cubans have demanded 'freedom,' food, and electricity, Díaz-Canel seeks someone to blame

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel praised the "massive" participation at the business fair, noting that it was proof other countries had confidence in Cuba.

The attack took place just hours after Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel returned to Havana after attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Cuba’s communist party wants you to think that Cubans are reading Obama’s speech. They’re not.

Obama called for reconciliation between Cuba residents and Cuban exiles, as well as a respectful dialog on divergent ideological beliefs.

On his final day of a historic visit, President Obama addressed the Cuban people promising hope and a new chapter in the history of the Island.

Obama politely accepted Castro’s criticisms of the U.S. in their meeting in Havana, identifying a philosophical divide over the definition of “human rights.”

Cuban leader Raúl Castro shook Obama's hand at the Palace of the Revolution today in Havana during a memorable ceremony 

British Rock Band, "The Rolling Stones," have confirmed an exciting and historical concert in Havana, Cuba this Easter.

Friend to a capitalist rancher and life-long cigar smoker, here are five things we didn’t know about Fidel Castro’s older brother when he passed away on Tuesday

Sen. Kerry is setting the stage for a high profile visit to Cuba by Obama in March. Will Rubio make the U.S.-Cuban thaw a major campaign issue?

Would extraditing El Chapo be easier if the U.S. had an ambassador in Mexico?

In an ongoing drift to the right, Rubio amped up his immigration rhetoric this week, promising to bring a welfare-abuse law to the floor of the Senate next week, and stoking fears that ISIS terrorists were entering the U.S. via legal immigration channels.

Castro warned fellow U.N. delegates about democratic internet and consumerist climate changes, and called for the end to the U.S. trade embargo and military presence in Guantanamo Bay.

Watch Rául Castro’s speech live in New York in any UN language

As Kerry visited Cuba on Friday for a historic flying of the American flag, these are some of the issues being negotiated right now. Unlike the ongoing trade embargo, these measure don't require action by congress.

Tourism is Cuba's short-term for economic growth and foreign investment, but risks imbalance to the island's job markets and development.

Americans will soon be able to travel to Cuba with lower fares and more luggage.

Miami-based Cuban dissidents became involved in a literal fight with members of a delegation from Cuba on the streets of Panama as the Summit of the Americas began