National Defence Minister Bill Blair responds to reporters' questions about why Canada accepted an invitation to send a patrol ship to Cuba while the Russian navy was there.

The Russian nuclear-powered submarine Kazan sailed into the port of Havana, just 160 km from the United States.

Havana says fleet does not have nuclear weapons, but arrival comes amid rising tensions between Russia and the United States over Ukraine.

US downplays deployment, which comes amid rising tensions over Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Cuba's economic crisis is causing severe shortages, increasing child malnutrition, and prompting a historical request for UN aid.

Despite the downturn, the state-run tourism body is building more hotels -- while the homes of many ordinary people collapse.

Government officials from more than 100 countries have ended a two-day summit of the Group of 77 and China in Cuba.

Climate change experts are warning that extreme weather and climate-related disasters could increase as punishing heat waves continue across much of the northern hemisphere.

The Caribbean island nation is strengthening relations with Russia.

Thousands are without water in the Cuban capital as summer heat rises.

Thirteen Cuban-Canadian Montrealers say the Cuban government has been targeting them through an online misinformation campaign. They say the government is spreading dangerous lies about them, and that law enforcement in Canada is not...

A Cuban-born Canadian recently learned she’s no longer welcome in her homeland. Glenda Corella Cespedes says she was barred from getting off a recent flight to Holguin over Facebook posts critical of Cuba’s Communist Party.

Say it with flowers. Cuban photographer Monik Molinet examines 'hegemonic masculinity' with portraits of men posing with petals in support no-violence against women campaigns.

Dilapidated buildings in old Havana have become an example of the severe economic crisis in Cuba.

The last time Cuba felt this strain was when subsidies from the former Soviet Union ended.

Several people were killed and more injured after an explosion at Hotel Saratoga in Havana, Cuba. The blast tore a hole several floors high into the side of the building.

Cuban president’s office says a preliminary investigation indicates blast at Hotel Saratoga was caused by a gas leak.

Cubans say having fled economic crisis and political repression at home, applying for asylum in Greece is fraught with challenges.

Trapped at home. Cuban security forces surround the home of an outspoken government critic to stop him protesting - but others say they will not be deterred.

Why Cuba's youth are looking outside the country, unless there are major changes within it.

Miguel Díaz-Canel becomes head of the Communist Party, and retains the title of president.

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Havana has signed a technological transfer agreement to soon begin carrying out 150,000 phase three clinical trials of the vaccine in Iran, where unlike in Cuba, covid-19 infections are rampant.

Latin America in the region with the highest The COVID-19 pandemic has hit Latin America harder and longer than any other region, but there is one country that has been the exception.