Fidel's legacy highlighted at the University of Nottingham on the centenary of his birth
London, 27 February 2026: The historical significance and thinking of Fidel Castro continue to arouse interest in academic centres around the world. In the United Kingdom, the University of Nottingham's Centre for Cuban Studies serves as a vital bridge, bringing researchers and students closer to the reality of the island, supported by the Hennessy Collection, which, with more than 1,400 volumes, magazines and newspapers published since the 1960s, represents an invaluable tool for the international public to understand Cuba directly from its documentary sources.
Cuba denounces new aggressive escalation by the United States and reaffirms its determination to defend its sovereignty
Madam Vice-President:
A dictatorship has emerged in the globalised world. The order born out of the Second World War to prevent a third is being destroyed, and the philosophy of plunder is proclaimed as the exceptional and supreme right of the United States of America to conquest and the use of force as an immanent, natural, and everyday way of being. Beyond ideologies, all nation-states are in danger regardless of their cultural or political models.
Cuba and the United Kingdom strengthen scientific and architectural ties for climate resilience
London, 20 February: — In a significant step towards sustainability and structural safety in the face of natural events in the Caribbean region, a collaboration agreement between the National Botanical Garden of Cuba (JBN) and the International School of the Architects' Association (AA) was formalised on Friday in the British capital.
Biodiversity alliance: Cuba's National Botanical Garden and Kew Gardens sign agreement in London
London, 18 February 2026. After more than two decades of occasional exchanges between experts, the National Botanical Garden of Cuba (JBN) and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (Kew Gardens) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Scientific and Academic Collaboration that takes their historic relationship to new heights.
Update on Tourism Operations: Cuba Fully Operational
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
London, 11 February 2026
Cuba Tourist Office
Update on Tourism Operations: Cuba Fully Operational
The Cuba Tourist Office is pleased to confirm that tourist accommodation and services across the destination remain fully operational. The sector is prepared to welcome visitors with the distinct warmth and service excellence for which Cuba is known.