Berlin: Former world champion Viswanathan Anand ended the World Rapid Championship on a positive note, scoring four points out of five games on the final day, but the Indian ace could only finish 25th after
Washington: In a historic moment, the US today raised its national flag at its new Embassy in Cuba after a gap of over five decades, marking the end of one of the last vestige of
Miami: Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has called for lifting the embargo on Cuba, a media report said."The Cuba embargo needs to go once and for all," she said during a speech at Florida International
Miami: Leading 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday will call on Congress to end the trade embargo the United States has imposed against Cuba since 1962.The position, which Clinton already outlined in
Havana (Washington) : The Cuban government is preparing to reopen its embassy in Washingtonon Monday with the original Cuban flag that was taken down in 1961, when the two nations cut off ties.In a move heavy with
Washington: President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that the U.S. and Cuba have finalized an agreement to reopen embassies in each other's capitals, a major step in ending hostilities between the Cold War foes, a senior
La Habana (Cuba): FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia), an armed group that has engaged in Colombian conflict for more than 50 years, finally agreed to give up arms and embrace Gandhian principle of Non-violence
Washington: The US Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade Stefan Selig has invited Cuba to open its market and make reforms as part of the process of normalisation with the US at the inauguration of
Washington: In a landmark decision, the US today removed Cuba from its list of State Sponsor of Terrorism, paving the way for normalising ties frozen for half a century and lifting of additional sanctions against
Washington DC: Cuba and the US completed a fourth round of negotiations on Friday with still no agreement on re-establishing embassies.Two days of discussions in Washington could not iron out enough of the differences that
Havana: Cuban President Raul Castro said that negotiations with the US to restore formal relationship "are going well" and "at our own pace".Castro spoke to reporters on Tuesday at Havana's international airport after seeing off
Havana (Cuba): will send a medical brigade to Nepal to help victims of the powerful earthquake that jolted the country on April 25, the public health ministry officials announced in Havana.The brigade would comprise 48
Havana: The Obama administration has approved the first ferry service in decades between the United States and Cuba, potentially opening a new path for the hundreds of thousands of people and hundreds of millions of
Washington: US President Barack Obama told Congress his intent to remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, the White House said.In a message to Congress on Tuesday, Obama certifies that the Cuban
Washington: US President Barack Obama will decide soon on whether or not to remove Cuba from the list of states that sponsor terrorism, a move that would allow Washington to lift a series of sanctions
Panama City: As usual when Latin America leftist leaders get together with U.S. officials, there were plenty of swipes at the U.S. during the seventh Summit of the Americas.From 19th century territorial raids on Mexico
Panama City: US Secretary of State John Kerry and Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez held a highest-level meeting in Panama City after a period of 56 years.The last high-level meeting took place in 1959, when
Havana: Cuba and the US have restored direct telephone communications which were cut off in 1999.The state-run Telecommunications Company of Cuba S.A.(Etecsa) said on Wednesday that it has re-established direct connection between the two countries,
Washington: US President Barack Obama does not plan to return the territory on which the Guantanamo Bay naval base is located to Cuba, although he aims at closing down the prison set up there, the
San Jose: Cuban President Raul Castro Wednesday warned United States on interfering in its internal affairs. Castro said, “Meddling in its internal affairs would make rapprochement between the two countries “meaningless.”“Everything appears to indicate that
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