Cuba Denounces US Sanctions as Collective Punishment Amid May Day Protests
During the May 1 marches, Cuba's foreign minister criticized new US sanctions imposed by President Trump, labeling them as collective punishment that harms the Cuban economy.
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During the May 1 marches, Cuba's foreign minister criticized new US sanctions imposed by President Trump, labeling them as collective punishment that harms the Cuban economy.
With a year to go until the presidential election, France grapples with stagnant incomes and rising energy costs. Despite these pressures, public anger appears subdued this May Day.
In response to ongoing political deadlock, Kosovo is set to hold its third parliamentary election in just a year and a half, with Prime Minister Albin Kurti's government facing challenges over presidential elections.
As Serbia's ruling SNS party consolidates its media influence, experts express alarm regarding the future of independent journalism in the country, especially with elections approaching.
Amid a diplomatic dispute over alleged stolen Ukrainian grain, Israeli grain importer Zenziper has decided to postpone the unloading of a Russian ship's cargo.
The US State Department has revealed plans to include Donald Trump's likeness in passports as part of the celebrations for the nation's 250th birthday.
Florida lawmakers have approved a voting map that may enable Republicans to gain four House seats, a move significantly influenced by Governor Ron DeSantis.
The US State Department's plan to include Donald Trump's image on redesigned passports has sparked considerable public outcry and criticism.
Ukraine intensifies its diplomatic efforts in response to Russia's alleged illegal grain exports from occupied territories, with multiple countries reportedly involved.
With the vote counting ongoing, Peru is bracing for a runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sanchez, while Rafael Lopez Aliaga, who finished third, has voiced strong objections to the election process.
Julie Davis is reportedly stepping down due to frustrations with President Trump's perceived lack of support for Ukraine, according to sources close to the situation.
Relations between Hungary and Ukraine have been strained, but the new PM aims to improve ties.
Christian Turner, the UK ambassador to the US, has reportedly stated that America's special relationship is likely with Israel. He also remarked on the Epstein scandal's limited repercussions for US associates.
Kyiv has raised concerns about a potential diplomatic crisis if Israel permits a vessel carrying grain, reportedly stolen from Ukraine, to dock in Haifa.
As US-Iran negotiations remain stalled, Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, signaling deepening ties between the two nations.
As Southeast Asia faces various challenges, Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit underscores China's efforts to position itself as a reliable regional partner, contrasting with growing doubts about US commitment.
In a brief visit to Pakistan, Iran's foreign minister engages in diplomatic discussions while Trump suggests that talks could also take place over the phone.
Abbas Araghchi's recent diplomatic activities included stops in Oman and Pakistan, culminating in an important meeting with President Putin in Moscow.
On Saturday, Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza participated in their first election in 20 years, with hopes of making their voices heard in local governance.
As petrol prices remain elevated due to the conflict in Iran, American drivers are adjusting their spending habits, posing a potential political dilemma for Trump ahead of the midterms.