Propaganda and false premises mark the U.S. response to a “prisoner swap” with Cuba. In such a “deal,” Cuba would release a “wrongly imprisoned” USAID subcontractor in exchange for the freedom of three Cuban intelligence agents jailed as “terrorists” in the U.S.
Propaganda and false premises mark the U.S. response to a “prisoner swap” with Cuba. In such a “deal,” Cuba would release a “wrongly imprisoned” USAID subcontractor in exchange for the freedom of three Cuban intelligence agents jailed as “terrorists” in the U.S.
Countries targeted by USAID exhibit the dynamics of submissive gratitude — something that has shaped U.S. foreign policy for decades.
Countries targeted by USAID exhibit the dynamics of submissive gratitude — something that has shaped U.S. foreign policy for decades.
Instead of clandestine backing for a messaging platform, the US could just stop blocking computer and smartphone sales to Cuba.
Instead of clandestine backing for a messaging platform, the US could just stop blocking computer and smartphone sales to Cuba.
Under the financing agreement, the medical equipment — including ultrasound and MRI machines — has to be purchased from General Electric.
Under the financing agreement, the medical equipment — including ultrasound and MRI machines — has to be purchased from General Electric.
Kidnapping heads of state is not a Trump innovation. It is American tradition.
What would happen if a world power abducted a foreign president? This article explores U.S. actions toward Venezuela, the legal implications, and why international law appears to stop where U.S. interests begin.
What would happen if a world power abducted a foreign president? This article explores U.S. actions toward Venezuela, the legal implications, and why international law appears to stop where U.S. interests begin.
Allegations that Venezuela is a narco-state have justified strikes, sanctions, and military buildups. But even US intelligence concedes Maduro is not directing the gangs blamed for “invading” America. The evidence reveals a familiar playbook for war.
Allegations that Venezuela is a narco-state have justified strikes, sanctions, and military buildups. But even US intelligence concedes Maduro is not directing the gangs blamed for “invading” America. The evidence reveals a familiar playbook for war.
