Politics ❯ International Relations

U.S.-Cuba Relations

Sanctions Economic Sanctions Energy Policy Cuban Government Embargo Diplomatic Negotiations Diplomatic Tensions Foreign Policy Trump Administration Military Threats

U.S. Sets Terms for Engagement in Rare Havana Talks Led by CIA Director Ratcliffe

Washington tied any aid or economic steps to security changes from Cuba.

Cuba Says Fuel Reserves Are Exhausted as Blackouts and Protests Spread

U.S. Plans Indictment of Raúl Castro Over 1996 Civilian Plane Shootdown

CIA Director John Ratcliffe Holds Rare Security Talks in Havana

Cuba Blackouts Reach 70% at Peak as Fuel Reserves Run Out

Cuba Suffers New Blackouts as Main Plant Fails and Will Review $100 Million U.S. Aid

Stories older than 24h

Trump Says U.S. Will Talk With Cuba as Surveillance Flights Rise

U.S. Sanctions Cuba’s Military Conglomerate GAESA and Nickel Venture, Signals More to Come

DOJ Moves to Revoke Citizenship of Ex-U.S. Ambassador Who Spied for Cuba

Cuba Accuses Rubio of Lying Over Denial of Oil Blockade

Trump Expands Cuba Sanctions With Global Reach

Cuba Confirms Rare U.S. Delegation Visit, Presses to End Fuel Blockade

U.S. Issues Two-Week Ultimatum for Cuba to Free High-Profile Political Prisoners

U.S. Opens Cuba Talks as Trump Signals a ‘New Dawn’

At Bay of Pigs Anniversary, Cuba Signals Readiness as U.S. Weighs Options

Díaz-Canel Rejects U.S. Demands and Vows to Resist Any Invasion in NBC Interview

Díaz‑Canel Rejects Resignation in First U.S. TV Interview

Díaz-Canel Says He Won’t Step Down in First U.S. Network Interview

Two House Democrats Urge Talks After Cuba Visit, Call U.S. Fuel Blockade ‘Economic Bombing’

Cuba Begins Releasing 2,010 Prisoners in Holy Week Pardon