The Caribbean Broadcasting Union, the CBU, is meeting in Havana this week for its 47th Annual Assembly. ... More
In France, hundreds of police officers have begun clearing the refugee camp in Calais known as "The Jungle" ahead of its planned demolition. ... More
The United Nations special envoy for Yemen has called for renewal of a three-day ceasefire in the war-hit country amid multiple reports of violations of the truce. ... More
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As popular opposition to the Brazilian government's proposals grows, the Temer regime has expressed concern its cuts may not be approved. ... More
U.S. documentary filmmaker Michael Moore has described anyone planning to vote for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as a “legal terrorist” alleging that Trump intends to “blow up the old way.” ... More
Polls closed in Chile's in municipal elections Sunday, ahead of the presidential race next year, with the opposition leading the vote... More
Thousands across Australia have participated in nationwide rallies in more than 25 cities in support of asylum seekers in the country after recent calls by a lawmaker to enforce a refugee ban. ... More
In news from the United States, a group of white students at Texas State University stormed out of anthropology class after the professor explained all humans were descended from Africa.... More
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The first dialogue between Cuba and the United States on disarmament and non-proliferation took place in New York on Friday. ... More
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A leading humanitarian information publication has issued its assessment of overall damage caused by Hurricane Matthew during its path through the Caribbean and then the United States. ... More
An independent expert in fostering an international democratic and equitable order, Alfred de Zayas, said at the United Nations that Cuba should receive compensation for the damage caused by the economic, trade and financial blockade imposed by the United States. ... More
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez has arrived in New York to present, along with Haiti's Prime Minister Enex Jean-Charles, a proposal for an international plan of solidarity for Haiti that seeks to alleviate the needs of those affected by the Hurricane Matthew. ... More
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has embarked on a multi-country tour to various oil-producing nations as part of his government's efforts to help establish a stable price for oil, whose drop has negatively affected the country's economy. ... More
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