Cuba says border guards killed four gunmen on US-registered speedboat
Cuban border guards killed four gunmen on a US-registered speedboat amid heightened tensions with the US, according to the Cuban Interior Ministry.
Russia admits it has found it 'difficult' to send oil to Cuba: 'The proposal is still being studied'
The Russian government has acknowledged difficulties in supplying fuel to Cuba, which is facing an energy crisis due to a U.S. embargo, as discussions between Russian and Cuban officials continue.
Caribbean leaders call for ‘de-escalation and dialogue’ amid US oil embargo on Cuba
Caribbean leaders are urging for dialogue and de-escalation regarding the US oil embargo on Cuba, emphasizing the need for constructive relations to address regional issues.
Billion-dollar losses on coal during the crisis. There are accusations
The article discusses the financial and operational impact of the coal scandal in Poland, particularly following the embargo on Russian coal.
Cuba accuses the United States of wanting to provoke a 'humanitarian catastrophe' on the island
Cuba has accused the United States of intentionally escalating tensions to provoke a humanitarian crisis on the island, citing increased sanctions and a long-standing embargo.
USA threatened with embargo for not adhering to trade agreements
The US Supreme Court declared that the tariffs imposed globally by President Donald Trump are illegal.
Lift embargo on Awujale selection, ruling house begs Ogun gov
The Fusengbuwa Ruling House is urging the Ogun State Governor to remove the hold on the selection of a new Awujale to allow kingmakers to proceed with the process amidst rising frustration from the Ijebu community.
Cuba: Without light, fuel, and exit - An island on the brink of collapse
Cuba is experiencing a severe crisis due to the tightening of the U.S. embargo, leading to widespread shortages and a collapse of social and economic life.
Trial over YPF: Preska rejected the suspension of the search for assets to embargo and Argentina will appeal again
A US court has denied Argentina's request to suspend the asset discovery phase in the YPF expropriation case, prompting the country to appeal the ruling.
EU renews arms embargo on Zimbabwe and eases sanctions restrictions
The European Union has extended its arms embargo on Zimbabwe for one more year but has partially eased other sanctions, lifting travel bans and asset freezes on certain individuals and entities.
Axios: Secret talks of Rubio with Raúl Castro's grandson while the US tightens the noose on Cuba
Marco Rubio is reportedly holding secret discussions with Raúl Castro's grandson as the US increases its pressure on Cuba.
Putin promises to help Cuba... and rules out that Trump will 'settle the score' in peace negotiations with Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez to discuss the energy crisis in Cuba due to the U.S. embargo.
Continuing Oil Crisis: Cuba's Foreign Minister Meets with Vladimir Putin
Cuba's foreign minister is meeting with Vladimir Putin in Moscow amid an ongoing oil crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.
Cuba oil crisis: Mexico walks tightrope between support and US pressure
Mexico is trying to maintain its support for Cuba while facing increasing pressure from the US due to looming tariffs and an oil embargo.
The Cuban Government's Debt to Spanish Companies Averages at Least 300 Million Euros
The Cuban government owes at least 300 million euros to Spanish companies, amidst an unprecedented economic crisis in Cuba exacerbated by the U.S. embargo.
Now in Cuba, you have to register in an app to get gas
Cuban drivers are forced to use an application to schedule appointments for refueling due to severe gas shortages.
Cuba's economy faces another painful blow due to fuel shortage
Cuba's economy has been severely impacted as Canadian mining company Sherritt announces it will halt operations due to a U.S. fuel blockade.
Canadian company suspends mining in Cuba due to fuel shortages
Sherritt International, a Canadian mining company, has announced the suspension of key operations in Cuba due to fuel supply restrictions attributed to the U.S. embargo.
Is oil coming to Cuba? Greek ship, flying the flag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, docks in Matanzas
A Greek ship, the Nicos I.V., has docked in Cuba's Matanzas harbor, potentially delivering oil despite the ongoing U.S. energy blockade.
United States intercept another oil tanker in the Indian Ocean
The U.S. Department of Defense intercepted the tanker Veronica III in the Indian Ocean on Sunday for allegedly violating an embargo by transporting Venezuelan oil.
Cuba fears that the current crisis will return it to the Special Period of the 1990s
Cuba is apprehensive that the current crisis could lead to a situation akin to the Special Period of the 1990s, characterized by severe shortages.
Major fire impacts refinery in Havana, Cuba
A large fire broke out at the Ñico López refinery in Havana, disrupting operations amid an ongoing energy crisis in Cuba.
Russia promises financial aid to Cuba against the US blockade
Russia pledges financial support to Cuba in response to the challenges posed by the US embargo.
Mexico with humanitarian aid to Cuba
Mexico has sent over 500 tons of food aid to Cuba, amid rising tensions from U.S. trade threats.
United States and Venezuela announce an unprecedented long-term energy agreement: Is the oil blockade coming to an end?
The U.S. Secretary of Energy announced that the embargo on Venezuelan oil has essentially ended following a historic meeting in Caracas with interim President Delcy Rodríguez focused on the country's vast oil reserves.
FG lifts ‘No Work, No Pay’ embargo, approves JOHESU January salaries
The Federal Ministry of Health in Nigeria has lifted the salary embargo for health workers after a strike suspension by the Joint Health Sector Unions.
'If the Cuban government were to collapse, that would be a security threat to the United States'
The article discusses the potential security implications for the United States if the Cuban government were to collapse, highlighting the current challenges faced by Cuba due to external policies.
Cuba lacks both electricity and fuel. Thousands of Russian tourists are trapped on the island
Cuba is facing a deepening economic crisis exacerbated by increased U.S. sanctions and an oil embargo, leaving thousands of Russian tourists stranded on the island.
Russia evacuates stranded tourists in Cuba and temporarily halts its air operations
Russian airlines are temporarily suspending flights to Cuba after evacuating stranded tourists amid a crisis caused by an energy embargo from the United States.
Analysis: Trump's Declared Oil Embargo Starves Cuba
The article discusses the severe impact of the U.S. oil embargo on Cuba, exacerbating the country's energy crisis and leading to widespread blackouts.
Trump administration pressed to close Cuba embargo loophole with oil set to run out within days
Three U.S. Congress members are urging the Trump administration to tighten the embargo on Cuba, warning that the Communist regime in Havana could run out of oil in the next 15 days.
Cuba expects that 64% of the island will be without power this Tuesday
Cuba anticipates widespread blackouts affecting 64% of the island due to ongoing energy crises and external pressures.
Cuba's oil imports drop to zero; Mexico was its main supplier
Mexico's decision to suspend oil shipments to Cuba has left the island with no imports for the first time in a decade, severely impacting its fuel supply amidst an ongoing U.S. embargo.
Fuel Shortage in Havana Forces Airlines to Cancel Flights
International airlines are suspending flights to Cuba due to a fuel shortage in Havana, with Air Canada halting all departures and repatriating 3,000 Canadian tourists.
Oil embargo: Air Canada stops flights to Cuba due to fuel shortage
Air Canada has halted its flights to Cuba due to a fuel shortage caused by the US oil embargo against the country.
Cuba warns of jet fuel crisis
Cuba is facing an aviation fuel shortage due to a US energy embargo, with a crisis expected to affect international flights until at least March.
Cuba informed airlines that it will run out of aviation fuel in 24 hours
The Cuban government has warned international airlines that it will run out of aviation fuel due to U.S. embargo pressures.
In Cuba, the zero option kicks in: dramatic measures to survive the US oil ban
Cuba is implementing drastic measures, including suspending surgical procedures and reducing the work and school week, due to the fuel crisis caused by the US oil embargo.
Cuba responds to American oil embargo with strict austerity measures
Cuba is implementing strict austerity measures in reaction to the American oil embargo.
Trump's government announces $6 million humanitarian aid to Cuba
The Trump administration announced an additional $6 million humanitarian aid package for Cuba, amid ongoing U.S. sanctions affecting oil shipments to the island.
Ipaam cancels fine and embargo planned against the installation of the new landfill in Manaus
The Institute of Environmental Protection of Amazonas (Ipaam) has canceled a R$ 10 million fine and embargo against the establishment of a new urban solid waste landfill in Manaus after a legal review found it compliant with legal instruments.
Power outage left eastern Cuba in darkness
A power failure in eastern Cuba left three provinces in darkness, affecting hundreds of thousands of people, according to municipal officials.
Possible Violation of Belarus Embargo: Investigations Against Saxon AfD Politician Dornau
Saxon AfD politician Jörg Dornau is under investigation for allegedly violating Belarus sanctions.
In Mali, fuel supply bends but does not break
Despite a recent deadly attack that killed drivers and military personnel, fuel availability in Bamako remains almost normal following an unprecedented improvement since the embargo began.
Mexico Will Stop Sending Oil to Cuba, Trump Insists; US Continues Negotiations with Havana
President Donald Trump announced ongoing negotiations with the Cuban government to end the oil embargo, expressing optimism about reaching an agreement that would allow Cubans in the US to visit their families in Cuba.
German customs dismantle network that exported goods to the Russian military industry
German customs authorities arrested five men suspected of violating EU embargoes by exporting industrial goods to Russian arms manufacturers, amounting to around 16,000 shipments valued at least 30 million euros.
German police strike: Five charged with sending equipment to Russian defense companies
German police have arrested five individuals for illegal deliveries to Russian defense companies, involving specialized ball bearings and photoelectric sensors, amounting to 16,000 shipments valued at least 224 million kroner.
Five arrested in Germany for violating export embargo to Russia
Five individuals have been arrested in Germany for allegedly breaching sanctions against Russia by exporting goods necessary for the Russian military industry.
16,000 Conspiratorial Deliveries to Russia - Police Arrest Five Suspects
Five men have been arrested for allegedly procuring and exporting goods to the Russian industry in violation of EU embargoes, involving a total value of at least 30 million euros.
Trump issues ultimatum to Cuba as humanitarian crisis looms
President Trump has warned Cuba that it must reach an agreement with Washington to prevent a looming humanitarian crisis, coinciding with new tariffs on nations that supply oil to Cuba.