A large explosion damaged a hotel in the Cuban capital and left at least eight people dead and several others injured, according to media reports.
The talks did not focus on broader US-Cuba relations but more narrowly on restoring adherence to previous agreements that were intended to curtail the often-dangerous irregular migration from the island to the United States.
Tehran finds itself in a geopolitical, economic, and diplomatic bind.
Following a social media firestorm, Clandestina has acknowledged the danger experienced by migrants and pulled the controversial campaign.
Top diplomat Sergey Ryabkov says he can "neither confirm nor exclude" possibility of Russia deploying military assets to Cuba and Venezuela, a statement US rejects as "bluster in the public commentary."
Following a summer of unrest Cuban authorities point the finger to the US for seeking to topple the communist government and foment instability in the country.
Majid Khan told jurors how he was subjected to days of painful abuse in the clandestine CIA facilities known as “black sites,” as interrogators pressed him for information.
The US government said it’s probably the short-tailed crickets that make the American diplomats around the world sick, according to a newly declassified report.
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President Nayib Bukele's government insists the move will give many Salvadorans access to bank services for the first time.
People were evacuating high-risk areas and lining up to buy supplies as Louisiana braced for Hurricane Ida, which was expected to strengthen to an "extremely dangerous" Category 4 hurricane when it hits the southern United States this weekend.
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