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Bolivia appoints first ambassador to US in 11 years

What could happen if a massive solar storm hits the modern world?

Huawei has long been considered closely linked to the Beijing government and involved in fraud and espionage.

An unidentified flying object (UFO) was reported to have appeared over Cuba.

Havana at 500: a city in four portraits

Morales: indigenous leader brought low by his refusal to yield power

Morales: Latin America's longest-serving leader collapses under protests

Bolivia's Morales seeks new election but army calls on him to resign

Electric motorcycles ride to rescue in fuel-short Cuba

UN assembly condemns US embargo on Cuba, for 28th time

Apple and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said U.S. veterans who use an iPhone can now check their health records across a variety of providers.

The President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele has given Venezuelan diplomats 48 hours to leave the country

Alberto Fernandez (right) thanked Cristina Kirchner (left) for giving him the opportunity to run for the presidency, but inists he's no puppet

Cuba's foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez, pictured in September, described accusations of meddling as malicious

The EU's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini hailed the conference, jointly organised with the heads of the UN agencies UNHCR and OIM

Bolivia saw fresh clashes between rival groups, road blocks and demonstrations on Friday following the controversial reelection of President Evo Morales in a disputed vote that triggered riots and allegations of fraud from the opposition.From early morning, demonstrators draped in Bolivia's red, yellow and green flag blocked roads in La Paz with barricades of tires, rope and trash cans as they demanded their "vote be respected."

Morales has claimed a fourth term after the October 20, 2019 elections, extending his mandate to 2025 and giving him 19 years as president

While much of Asia is tolerant of homosexuality, Taiwan became in May 2019 the first in the region to allow gay marriage

The United States is seeking to hurt Cuba's booming tourism industry by blocking its airlines' access to leased aircraft

Cuban leader Fidel Castro presents Alicia Alonso a medal in 1998 to markthe 50th annivesary of her founding of the National Ballet of Cuba

Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell (left) and Cuban counterpart Bruno Rodriguez announced a visit by Spain's King Felipe VI to the island nation