- November 5th, 2024
In a major shake-up within Argentina’s foreign ministry, President Javier Milei has dismissed Foreign Minister Diana Mondino following Argentina's vote at the United Nations in favor of lifting the long-standing US economic embargo on Cuba. The UN vote, held on...
Cuba has recently faced one of its most challenging weeks in years, as a nationwide blackout plunged around 10 million citizens into days of darkness. The power crisis exposed the fragility of the country’s energy infrastructure, which struggled to recover...
In a significant development for international security dynamics, China has established its first signals intelligence (SIGINT) spy base in North America. Located in Cuba, the base is poised to enhance Beijing's surveillance capabilities dramatically. A Washington think tank, the Center...
In a provocative move reminiscent of the Cold War era, a Russian flotilla led by the frigate Admiral Gorshkov, armed with Zircon hypersonic missiles, and the nuclear-powered submarine Kazan has docked in Havana, Cuba. This deployment has sparked significant international...
In a move that signals a significant shift in global naval dynamics, Cuba’s Revolutionary Armed Forces Ministry announced on June 6 that a Russian nuclear-powered submarine, the Kazan, alongside three other naval vessels, will visit Havana next week. The flotilla,...
Beijing, China China's secretive military activities have raised global concerns, with reports suggesting that the Chinese government has established a spy base in Cuba. This has intensified nuclear threats and added complexity to the international geopolitical landscape. China's covert operations...
The United States government makes policy decisions, and the executive branch, including the president and Congress, is responsible for deciding which ideals to support on foreign policy issues. Congress controls the purse strings, so it has a significant influence on...