Florida men who tried to invade Cuba by boat charged with terrorism, Havana says

Six men Cuba accuses of trying to infiltrate the island aboard a speedboat brimming with bombs, ammunition and guns will be held in pre-trial detention while the legal process is ongoing, the Office

Air France will suspend flights to Havana in a new blow to Cuba's tourism sector

Air France says it will temporarily suspend flights between Paris and Havana for several weeks, citing Cuba's fuel shortage.

Cuba’s ‘dictatorship will end’ this year, top U.S. diplomat in Havana says

Mike Hammer, a career U.S. ambassador and currently the highest diplomat at the U.S. Embassy in Havana, said he believes a change in government in Cuba will happen this year, adding to the string of

Cuba says it arrested 10 Panamanians for writing anti-government graffiti

Cuba has arrested 10 Panamanian citizens accused of making graffiti signs in Havana with what authorities called “subversive content,” the island’s Interior Ministry said Monday.

Guns and baseball | The Reds in Cuba during the revolution

The Cincinnati Reds have had a long relationship with Cuba, including some of the first Cuban players and a farm team, the Havana Sugar Kings.

Power Goes Out Across Much of Cuba as Havana’s Woes Mount

Cuba suffered a massive blackout Wednesday, with the electrical grid that stretches across about two-thirds of the country collapsing amid an intensifying US push to deprive the government in Havana of fuel and financing.

Cuba’s president pushes for ‘urgent’ changes to island’s economic and business model

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said Monday that his government should “immediately” focus on implementing urgent transformations to the island’s economic and social model as oil