Miguel Diaz-Canel, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) and President of the Republic, congratulated To Lam in a telephone conversation on his re-election as leader of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV).

The Cape Times, a South African-based newspaper, published an article by activist Fatima Swartz denouncing recent US threats against Cuba and reaffirming the South African movement's solidarity with the island, reported the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, Cubaminrex.

China today reaffirmed its opposition to the United States' hostility toward Cuba and its concern over plans to block oil supplies to the island.

A Cuban delegation participated at Georgia's Universal Periodic Review (UPR), held at the United Nations Office in Geneva, and reiterated its support for that country's commitment to the international human rights mechanism.

Cuban residents and friends in Trinidad and Tobago denounced the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States against Cuba and expressed their support to the Cuban people at an event held in Port of Spain, reported the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cubaminrex.

Members of solidarity organizations expressed their support for Cuba and progressive governments in Latin America in Kolkata, India, in the face of threats from the United States, reported the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, Cubaminrex.

Díaz-Canel strongly condemned the U.S. military aggression against Venezuela

On Thursday, during its fourth day of work, the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) approved the list of 200 elected members who will make up the Party's Central Committee for the 14th term, the fundamental governing body between congresses

Israeli forces have ordered dozens of Palestinian families in southern Gaza to evacuate their homes as the regime’s military expands the area under its control — in a clear and flagrant violation of the so-called “peace deal” brokered by the wheeler-dealer himself: U.S. President Donald Trump.

 News outlets in Antigua and Barbuda published the following open letter written by students from that country who graduated from Cuban universities.

The National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus sent a message of solidarity to the Cuban Parliament, expressing concern about trends that undermine the principles of international law and the Charter of the United Nations, reported Santiago Pérez, Cuban ambassador to that country, through the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cubaminrex.

“We must build our own alternative media and virtual, digital communities. We must create networks among ourselves, groups. We must connect and coordinate this entire movement. We must continue to unite,” he stated.

The UK's All-Party Parliamentary Group on Cuba defended today the sovereignty, security, and right to self-determination of the Caribbean nation and rejected threats from US authorities regarding a possible military intervention.

The Cuban-Danish Association condemned the recent US military attacks against Venezuela and the direct threats launched against Cuba, Colombia, Mexico, and other countries in the region, considering them violations of International Law, according to the Cuban Foreign Ministry's website, Cubaminrex.