US prosecutors charge former Cuban President Raúl Castro over 1996 downing of civilian planes by Miami-based exile group Brothers to the Rescue.
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With Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro’s capture, a similar operation in Cuba can’t be ruled out. @jackqueen_ tells the Reuters World News podcast, ‘it certainly seems like more of a possibility than it used to’
Philippine government orders police to arrest senator wanted by ICC for role in Duterte's deadly drug crackdown
Iran has executed two individuals accused of forming a group to undermine national security.
A fugitive Polish minister has fled to the US from Italy, according to prosecutors.
Brazil's $10 billion banking scandal is shaping the presidential race in Latin America's largest economy.
U.S. Navy aircraft carrier strike group enters Caribbean Sea following accusations against former Cuban president Raúl Castro.
Israeli police detain Gaza aid flotilla activists, sparking international criticism
President Trump holds dictator Raúl Castro accountable for the loss of three American lives, unlike previous administrations.
Hungary's ruling party has amended the constitution to limit the prime minister's term to 8 years, effectively barring Viktor Orban from returning to the position.
Death penalty threatened against Raúl Castro by U.S., says U.S. Justice Dept. CubanMiguel Díaz-Canel calls charges baseless, aimed at justifying military aggression against country.
The House has overwhelmingly passed a comprehensive housing bill to address a major cost-of-living issue, bringing Congress closer to enacting the most significant housing legislation in a generation.