Cuba

Engage Cuba has begun to air a new television ad highlighting the outdated restrictions on Americans that deny them the right to travel to and conduct business in Cuba.
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German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier met Tuesday in Brussels with his Cuban counterpart, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, and accepted an invitation to visit Cuba later this year.
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Cuba is heavily dependent on imported petroleum for its power plants and is looking actively for alternatives, such as wind- and sun-powered generators. Nuclear power is another…
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The Cuban government is assessing the effectiveness of non-agricultural (urban) cooperatives after one year and seven months of their implementation.
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What consequences will this measure have? How much will it accelerate the establishment of “normal” diplomatic relations with the United States? How does it influence Cuba’s economic…
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Cuba's retraction of an invitation to China to host its warships and conduct joint exercises in the Caribbean is a prime example of geopolitics at work.
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Cuba finally has its bank. Stonegate Bank, a Pompano Beach institution, has reached an agreement with the Cuban government for it to open an account in the U.S.
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President Tomislav Nikolic of Serbia is scheduled to arrive in Havana on Monday to meet with President Raúl Castro. They met in Moscow on May 8, when they both attended the ceremonies…
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Italy's deputy Foreign Minister Mario Giro and Vice Minister for Economic Development Carlo Calenda will head a trade mission to Cuba, July 6-8, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced in…
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Experts on defense issues and Latin America react to Russian legislator Dmitri Gorovtsov's statement last week that the Duma would not rule out the reopening of an…
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