
Outgoing President Joe Biden had removed Cuba from the list less than a week prior, a long-awaited move that he committed to in his final days in office

Biden removes Cuba from the US’s list of State Sponsors of Terrorism in his final days as President

Less than a month after Cuba faced an energy crisis with sweeping blackouts, the socialist island was hit by Hurricane Rafael

Ahead of the US presidential election, Peoples Dispatch analyzes the continuity between Trump and Biden’s immigration policy

In the Summit held in the Russian city of Kazan, BRICS members condemned the genocidal Israeli war on West Asia, the illegal sanctions regimes imposed on the people of the world by the US and its allies, and Western dominated multilateral institutions.

Manolo De Los Santos of the People’s Forum discusses the solidarity efforts of the Let Cuba Live campaign

Open letter in New York Times urges Biden to reverse Trump-era sanctions against the socialist state

The inclusion of Cuba on the state sponsors of terrorism list has severely limited the island nation from accessing funds and the international market.

Biden’s final address to the United Nations as president was riddled with falsehoods and hypocrisies typical of US foreign policy

The letter states that the designation “is designed to maximize the suffering of the people of Cuba, strangling its economy, displacing its families, and even restricting the flow of humanitarian aid”

Presidents and prime ministers from countries across the world penned the letter protesting Cuba’s addition to the US’s “State Sponsors of Terrorism” list in 2021 by Donald Trump, a designation which Biden has not moved to change

Israel continues to provoke regional war despite Iran’s and Hezbollah’s long-awaited retaliation to the assassination of top regional resistance leaders Haniyeh and Shukr