The president again criticized the government of the Caribbean country and reiterated his intention to maintain energy restrictions.

The history of Cuba and Angola reminds us that a relationship based on mutual commitment to human dignity is entirely possible.

Faiz Ahmed Faiz, an iconic Pakistani communist poet, records the legacy of solidarity that the Cuban Revolution represents to all the oppressed peoples of the world.

What is the historical interest of the US in destroying Cuba’s revolutionary process in the wake of the geopolitical changes that the Trump administration is trying to force?

The talks are taking place amid a critical energy crisis on the island, caused by new sanctions imposed on Cuba, which, according to the UN, have led to a severe health, educational, social, and food crisis.

Several countries are looking for ways to sell oil to Cuba despite the blockade and threats of tariff increases by the United States. Meanwhile, Washington is opening up the possibility of sending oil and gas on its own terms.

Behind all the evils of this world stands a single superpower – the United States; everyone knows it, yet no one can restrain it.

Labor unions, youth groups, and left movements in Europe continue rallying in solidarity with Cuba, calling for an end to US imperialism.

Indian scholar Vijay Prashad argues that the Cuban Revolution is now the frontline in the fight against US imperialism.

A coalition of over 20 New York City Council members, alongside actors, musicians, and movement organizations, signed a “Call to Conscience” opposing the Trump administration’s targeting of Cuba’s energy supply.

Hundreds demonstrated in Belgium in solidarity with Cuba as further mobilizations against US imperialism are planned across Europe.

Claims by officials in Washington that “Cuba’s collapse is imminent” usually coincide with a tightening of the blockade. Yet, once again, Cubans have reaffirmed their commitment to the revolution and their creative resistance in the face of the latest US attacks.