Cuba
34 articles · Jan 2026 — Feb 2026
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Cuba Border Guards Kill Four on US-Registered Speedboat
Rare Clash Off Island's Coast Amid Oil Embargo and Heightened Tensions
What Happened in the Cuba Speedboat Shootout?
Questions surround a deadly incident off Cuba's coast, with US citizens involved
Trump's Turbulent Week: Investigations, International Tensions, and GOP Infighting
Epstein probe, Cuba tensions, and Republican Party drama engulf the White House
US Politics Plagued by Fear, Controversy, and Tragedy
Fears about Vice President Vance's intentions, President Trump's projection of failings, and a deadly Cuba boat incident have raised eyebrows in the US, while a White House construction project and an FBI investigation also
Global Developments: Business, Politics, and Markets
From Krispy Kreme's turnaround to US-Cuba tensions and Nvidia's earnings
What's Behind the Global Power Shifts?
Tensions rise as world leaders respond to Iran, Cuba, and Middle East conflicts
Trump's Iran Strike and Cuba Shift: A Complex Web of Foreign Policy
US targets Iran's military, allows private oil sales to Cuba, and faces criticism over timing and strategy
Trump's Foreign Policy Moves Spark Global Concerns
President Trump's recent foreign policy moves have sparked concerns globally, with tensions rising over Iran, a potential takeover of Cuba, and a snub from Ukraine's president.
Global News Roundup: Conflicts, Reforms, and Mysterious Gifts
Updates from Cuba, Cameroon, Venezuela, Japan, and the Tech World
Trump Suggests US Could Take Over Cuba Amid Rising Tensions
President's comments come as US-Iran nuclear talks stall and Venezuela's Maduro faces capture
US Politics in Turmoil: Multiple Fronts Erupt
From Cuba to Iran, and Epstein to Immigration, Tensions Rise
Human Safety at Risk Amid Global Disruptions
Cuba's health care system is on the brink of collapse due to a US oil blockade, while AI and biotech startups are transforming industries, raising questions about the role of innovation in addressing global
Travel Trends Shift Amid Global Uncertainty
As the world navigates fuel shortages, tourism slumps, and shifting travel landscapes, travelers are adapting to new realities, from Cuba's fuel crisis to the US tourism slump, and finding alternative destinations like Riviera Nayarit
Global Markets Bounce Back Amid AI Concerns, Mergers, and Emerging Market Rallies
US stocks stabilized after a tumultuous week, while Nigerian stocks surpassed pre-devaluation market value after a strong rally. Meanwhile, Warner Bros. reopened talks with Paramount, and India sought a role in the AI future as Modi hosted France's Macron. Cuba's fuel squeeze halted Sherritt's nickel-cobalt operations, affecting the communist-run island.
Global Economic Trends: Inflation, Interest Rates, and Trade Disputes Take Center Stage
As inflation ebbs and interest rates are expected to decrease, the global economy is experiencing a mix of trends that impact various sectors, from the booming secondhand watch market to the severe toll of a fuel blockade on Cuba.
Global Headlines: Sports, Politics, and Natural Disasters Make Waves Around the World
From the thrilling world of sports to the complex realm of international politics and the devastating impact of natural disasters, this week has seen a multitude of significant events unfold. In the realm of sports, Lindsey Vonn's crash at the Winter Olympics and a tense Liverpool vs. Manchester City match have captured global attention. Meanwhile, India and Malaysia are strengthening their ties, the US blockade continues to cripple Cuba, and heavy snow disrupts Japan's election.
Global Events Unfold: Sports, Politics, and Humanitarian Crises Take Center Stage
From the thrilling world of sports to the complexities of international relations and the struggles of everyday life, this past weekend has been marked by a series of significant events. The Premier League saw a crucial matchup between Liverpool and Manchester City, while India and Malaysia strengthened their bilateral ties. Meanwhile, the Winter Olympics witnessed a dramatic downhill skiing event, and Japan's elections were disrupted by heavy snow. However, not all news was about competition and cooperation; the US blockade continues to cripple life in Cuba, and the world watches with concern.
Trump Administration's Global Moves Spark Controversy and Uncertainty
The Trump administration's recent actions on the international stage have sparked controversy and uncertainty, from its stance on Israel and Palestine to its dealings with Cuba, Venezuela, and the Olympic Games. Pro-Palestine groups are set to protest the Israeli president's visit to Australia, while the US government's tightened grip on Cuba has raised questions about the communist government's future. Meanwhile, President Trump's oil grab in Venezuela has shattered a long-held American taboo.
Global News Roundup: Tech Scrutiny, Humanitarian Aid, and High-Profile Arrests
From tech giants facing scrutiny in Europe to the US providing aid to Cuba, this week's global news roundup covers a wide range of stories. The European Union has accused TikTok of violating tech laws, while Democrats in New York propose a moratorium on new data centers. Meanwhile, the US is sending $6 million in aid to Cuba and has brought a key participant in the 2012 Benghazi attack to face charges.
Trump Administration Faces Criticism on Multiple Fronts Amid Ongoing Partial Government Shutdown
The Trump administration is facing criticism on multiple fronts, from the ongoing partial government shutdown to allegations of misconduct and pollution. Meanwhile, the president announced that the US is in talks with Cuban leadership, and a five-year-old boy and his father have been released from a Texas immigration detention center.
Trump Orders Tariffs on Countries Selling Oil to Cuba, Citing National Emergency
The White House announced the move, which aims to increase pressure on the Communist government. The order authorizes the US secretaries of state and commerce to assess tariffs against nations providing oil to Cuba. The move comes as part of a larger effort by the Trump administration to undermine the Cuban government.
Venezuela in Turmoil as US Meets with Oil Companies and Maduro's Abduction Sparks Regional Uncertainty
The Trump administration has set meetings with major US oil companies to discuss Venezuela, while the country's president, Nicolás Maduro, has been abducted, leading to Delcy Rodriguez being sworn in as his replacement. Meanwhile, Cuba, a close ally of Venezuela, is bracing for a post-Maduro era, and the US has signaled that Rodriguez could face consequences if she doesn't align with US priorities.