Marco Rubio imposed new sanctions on Cuba's tourism and fuel sectors, expanding U.S. pressure on two industries already hit by the economic embargo.

Antilles Gold is seeking a U.S. buyer after Trump sanctioned its Cuban partner, raising new questions about the future of foreign mining in Cuba.

Cuban doctors in Venezuela are among the first responders after recent earthquakes, even as Washington pressures governments to cut ties with Cuba’s medical missions.

A Miami-backed plan to “rebuild” Cuba’s healthcare system ignores how U.S. sanctions and the oil blockade helped fuel the crisis it claims to solve.

Democratic lawmakers and National Nurses United denounced Trump’s economic war on Cuba, warning against military escalation and sanctions on healthcare, food and fuel.

The Trump administration is escalating its crackdown on Cuba solidarity activists, targeting organizers and participants in aid missions to the island.

The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for Exxon to pursue a $1 billion lawsuit against Cuba under the Helms-Burton Act.

Trump sanctions Cuba’s banking, mining and steel sectors, targeting companies tied to foreign transactions, logistics and industrial production.

Vietnam is expanding investment in Cuba despite U.S. sanctions, strengthening cooperation in food production and renewable energy.

Cuba approved economic reforms to expand private enterprise, decentralize the economy and allow more investment from Cubans abroad.

U.S. sanctions are worsening medicine shortages in Cuba, disrupting cancer care, dialysis treatment and access to essential drugs.

Trump’s Cuba policy forces EnviosCuba to halt new orders, cutting off a key way Cuban families receive food, clothing and basic necessities.

U.S. sanctions have weakened Cuba’s scientific ties with Washington, pushing its biotech sector to expand cancer research cooperation with Russia.

Cuba announced major economic reforms to expand state enterprise autonomy, private business activity and investment from Cubans abroad.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the U.S. is prepared for any “contingency” involving Cuba during a visit to Guantánamo Bay.

Marco Rubio sanctioned Cuba’s state oil company CUPET after a proposed fuel shipment to Cuba’s private sector was blocked.

UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk says U.S. sanctions on Cuba are harming civilians and contributing to shortages of essential medicines.

Paul Farmer praised Cuba’s medical brigade in Haiti as “astonishing” and nominated it for the Nobel Peace Prize. Read his full letter.

UN human rights experts condemned U.S. sanctions, threats and coercive measures against Cuba, warning they undermine sovereignty, human rights and international law.

Despite escalating tensions, Cuba and the United States continue to maintain military and security communications. A new video explores the little-known cooperation that persists between the two countries.