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Cuba’s new migration laws: A structural shift in policy and diaspora relations

At the heart of the reform is the introduction of “Effective Migratory Residence,” which redefines who qualifies as a resident.

Cuban president warns Trump: “No aggressor will find surrender in…

Despite Trump’s threats, signs of engagement emerge in U.S.–Cuba talks

The broader political environment, however, remains complicated. Hardline voices in U.S. politics continue to call for sweeping changes within Cuba as a precondition for any agreement.

Cuban doctors: They serve where others will not

Cuba’s philosophy — often summarized as “doctors, not bombs” — is not abstract. It has been lived, repeatedly, in the hardest places on earth.

What the United States wants, and can and cannot do, with Cuba

Secretary of State John Quincy Adams introduced the “ripe apple” thesis, predicting that Cuba’s destiny was to fall under U.S. control through a law of “political gravitation.”

Angola’s debt to Cuba is unfinished

To provide oil to Cuba would be to say that the sacrifices of the past are not forgotten, that internationalism is not a relic, and that the Global South can still act in ways that defy the narrow logic of profit.

The U.S.’s silent war at sea—and the dangerous erosion of law

UN experts denounce Trump’s coercive brutalization of Cuban people

Trying to return the US to the 19th century

‘Biggest wealth divide in modern history’

Raúl Castro’s indictment: Justice or regime change?

$67 billion NextEra-Dominion merger bad for consumers