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Russian Post reported today in a statement that it suspended the acceptance of international shipments to Cuba due to the impossibility of making them, the TASS news agency reported. At the end

In an interview with the Russian portal Sputnik, the Venezuelan foreign minister criticized NATO’s expansion towards Russia’s borders, an element that violates the Minsk Agreements. He recalled that this regional entity was

According to Andrei Melnichenko, the conflict caused a further deterioration of supply chains, already affected by the pandemic, and a drastic rise in the price of fertilizers.EU-Sanctioned Russian Billionaire Warns Ukraine Crisis

Some foreigners and 42 pets also arrived on the chartered plane, according to provisional information from the Ecuadorian Foreign Ministry. The third and final humanitarian flight rented by Ecuador to repatriate the

In his daily morning press conference at the National Palace, the president thus responded to a question about statements by the Spanish Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, who made his government’s support

Homeland was José Martí’s newspaper. The newspaper of the Cuban Revolution. It was a platform to socialize the efforts of a necessary war. It was a space for the analysis of a

United Nations, March 14 (Prensa Latina) The Secretary General of the United Nations Organization (UN), António Guterres, today expressed his gratitude to the Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, for Turkey’s mediation role

The German Federal Criminal Investigation Office (BKA) has recorded 318 “incidents of criminal relevance” in relation to the hostility currently experienced by citizens of Russian origin on the territory of the European

One of the novelties for the 2023 sectional elections will be the mandatory debate. The distribution of the money allocated to these activities is not clear. Minority advisers and electoral experts agree