Cuba

With COVID-19 set to compound health and economic challenges, the government will centralise and step up rationing

Madrid's foreign policy will be geared to its own interests, and at times this will worry Paris, Berlin and Washington

Cuba is facing critical challenges in maintaining electricity and fuel supplies

After nearly a quarter of a century of routine suspensions, Washington is enforcing Title III of the Helms-Burton Act

US threats on Cuba could inflict serious damage upon the island’s tourist sector

Cubans have backed government proposals for a new constitution

Constitutional reforms enshrine new economic realities in law, but they may change little on the ground

Cuba’s medium-to-long term energy security may depend on its ability to win the trust of foreign investors