Cuba

Juanita Castro lived in exile in Miami for decades after a family row in the 1960s.

For those seeking proof that even modest foreign investment can help propel Cuba's fledgling entrepreneurs, look no further than Oscar Fernandez's Havana-based dried fruit business.

On July 11 last year, Cuba appeared poised for political change.

Poland's 5.5-metre tall steel barrier, built on its border with Belarus, was meant to be a European version of former U.S.

Often, police are at hand to keep order in queues that stretch down several street blocks.

The leaders insisted on the need to involve the United States and the United Nations in a push for investment in Haiti

The Cuban vaccines, the first developed in Latin America, have not undergone international, scientific peer review.

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan cautioned Havana against "any violence or targeting of peaceful protesters."

The embargo has not succeeded in overthrowing Cuba's communist regime.

Charles and Camilla are also expected to join Queen Elizabeth II in Sandringham for Christmas.

As tensions mount between China and the US over trade tariffs and North Korea, the suspicious episode could further strain relations.

The 68-year-old nuclear physicist was undergoing treatment for depression in the past several months.

Shaken Thomas Cook holidaymakers said they were "lucky to be alive" after plane engine explodes during take-off.

Cuba has dismissed claims that US diplomats have been targeted by sonic attacks - but what is a sound weapon?

Over 21 US Embassy officials in Cuba reportedly fell ill and some even suffered brain damage after 'specific attacks' were carried out by unknown assailants using 'sonic weapons'.

At least 21 people have suffered various symptoms in the attack.

Investigators still uncertain what caused symptoms suffered by embassy staff in Havana.

Seawater penetrated as much as half a kilometre (one-third of a mile) inland in places.

The massive storm is expected to reach Florida as a Category 4 hurricane on Sunday (10 September).

US embassy staff have also reportedly suffered harassment, vehicle vandalisation and break-ins.

Alex Holliday, 15, was described as a "determined" teenager who was a keen long-distance runner.

Discovery of mysterious devices come despite recent thaw in relations between the two countries.

Nazism killed 17 million people; Communism 100 million.

"Yes but people are starving in North Korea, aren't they?"

Faith, who died in 2003, reportedly had business investments in Cuba and visited the country in 1997.

Athlete testifies against a sports agent and baseball trainer accused of alien smuggling and conspiracy.

The two countries had earlier agreed to cooperate on immigration issues.

The president said Cubans would be treated as all other immigrants in the US.

Obama in his 2008 presidential campaign had promised to close the detention centre.

If the Czech government accepts the offer, it would have rum to last for a century or even more.