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North Korean Diplomat Defects From Cuba To South Korea: Report
A high-ranking North Korean diplomat stationed in Cuba defected to South Korea last November -- just months before Seoul and Havana established diplomatic ties, a report said Tuesday.
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Manuel Rocha: 5 Points On Former US Diplomat Arrested On Charges Of Spying For Cuba
Manuel Rocha, former US ambassador to Bolivia, has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on allegations of spying for Cuba. According to Forbes, he was arrested as part of FBI counterintelligence investigation on Friday.
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US To Reopen Consulate In Cuba With Limited Services
The United States consulate, closed since 2017 following alleged "sonic attacks" against diplomatic staff, will resume a limited service issuing visas, its embassy in Havana said Thursday.
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Canadian Envoys Say Ottawa Mishandled 'Havana Syndrome' Crisis
After job postings to Cuba, they complained of violent headaches, visual troubles and nausea -- nearly 20 Canadian diplomats claim their government failed them and others they say are falling victim to the mysterious "Havana Syndrome" to this day.
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US To Compensate Its Officials Affected By 'Havana Syndrome': Report
The US house unanimously passed legislation to compensate CIA personnel and diplomats affected by the so-called "Havana Syndrome" while serving in Cuba, China and elsewhere.
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Mehul Choksi Made "Monumental Mistake", Send Him To India, Says Antigua
India will use diplomatic channels to bring back Mehul Choksi from Dominica, sources said today after a statement by Antigua's Prime Minister that the fugitive jeweler can be sent back directly after his capture yesterday.
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Cuba Says It Is Prepared If US Chooses To Sever Diplomatic Ties
Cuba's Communist government is prepared if the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump decides to sever diplomatic relations although it hopes that does not come to pass, a top Cuban diplomat said on Monday.
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Canadian Diplomats Hit By "Havana Syndrome" Sue Their Government: Report
Fourteen people, including current and former diplomats and their families, are seeking Can$28 million ($21 million) in damages from the federal government.
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Canada Cuts Staff At Cuba Embassy Amid Fears Of Mysterious Brain Disease
Canada is slashing staff at its Cuba embassy after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island, the government announced.
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Another Diplomat Gets Brain Injury In Cuba: What We Know So Far
US and Canadian diplomats in Cuba have been complaining about "Havana syndrome," named for the city where nearly all the victims were based, for two years.
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Canada To Re-Evaluate Presence In Cuba After Diplomats Get Brain Injuries
Canada said Saturday it will send a delegation to Cuba next week to reevaluate its presence there after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island.
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Another Canadian Diplomat Diagnosed With "Mysterious" Cuba Brain Injury
Another Canadian diplomat in Havana has been diagnosed with a mysterious brain trauma that in 2016 started afflicting Canadian and US officials in the Cuban capital, a senior official said Thursday.
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Microwave Weapons Suspected In Mystery Attacks On US Diplomats: Report
Doctors and scientists increasingly suspect attacks with unconventional microwave weapons as the cause of the mysterious ailments that have stricken more than three dozen American diplomats and their families in Cuba and China, The New York Times reported Sunday.
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First Cuba, Then China. Fear Of Mystery Weapon As US Diplomats Fall Ill
A US health alert issued for China over a mysterious illness has revived fears of a rumoured sonic weapon that first surfaced after a scare involving American diplomats and their families in Cuba two years ago.
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US Staffer Suffers Brain Injury After 'Sound' Incident In China
The US embassy in China issued a health alert Wednesday after a US government employee experienced an "abnormal" sound and suffered a mild brain injury -- in an incident reminiscent of a mysterious illness that hit diplomats in Cuba.
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North Korean Diplomat Defects From Cuba To South Korea: Report
A high-ranking North Korean diplomat stationed in Cuba defected to South Korea last November -- just months before Seoul and Havana established diplomatic ties, a report said Tuesday.
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Manuel Rocha: 5 Points On Former US Diplomat Arrested On Charges Of Spying For Cuba
Manuel Rocha, former US ambassador to Bolivia, has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on allegations of spying for Cuba. According to Forbes, he was arrested as part of FBI counterintelligence investigation on Friday.
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US To Reopen Consulate In Cuba With Limited Services
The United States consulate, closed since 2017 following alleged "sonic attacks" against diplomatic staff, will resume a limited service issuing visas, its embassy in Havana said Thursday.
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Canadian Envoys Say Ottawa Mishandled 'Havana Syndrome' Crisis
After job postings to Cuba, they complained of violent headaches, visual troubles and nausea -- nearly 20 Canadian diplomats claim their government failed them and others they say are falling victim to the mysterious "Havana Syndrome" to this day.
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US To Compensate Its Officials Affected By 'Havana Syndrome': Report
The US house unanimously passed legislation to compensate CIA personnel and diplomats affected by the so-called "Havana Syndrome" while serving in Cuba, China and elsewhere.
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Mehul Choksi Made "Monumental Mistake", Send Him To India, Says Antigua
India will use diplomatic channels to bring back Mehul Choksi from Dominica, sources said today after a statement by Antigua's Prime Minister that the fugitive jeweler can be sent back directly after his capture yesterday.
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Cuba Says It Is Prepared If US Chooses To Sever Diplomatic Ties
Cuba's Communist government is prepared if the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump decides to sever diplomatic relations although it hopes that does not come to pass, a top Cuban diplomat said on Monday.
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Canadian Diplomats Hit By "Havana Syndrome" Sue Their Government: Report
Fourteen people, including current and former diplomats and their families, are seeking Can$28 million ($21 million) in damages from the federal government.
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Canada Cuts Staff At Cuba Embassy Amid Fears Of Mysterious Brain Disease
Canada is slashing staff at its Cuba embassy after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island, the government announced.
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Another Diplomat Gets Brain Injury In Cuba: What We Know So Far
US and Canadian diplomats in Cuba have been complaining about "Havana syndrome," named for the city where nearly all the victims were based, for two years.
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Canada To Re-Evaluate Presence In Cuba After Diplomats Get Brain Injuries
Canada said Saturday it will send a delegation to Cuba next week to reevaluate its presence there after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island.
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Another Canadian Diplomat Diagnosed With "Mysterious" Cuba Brain Injury
Another Canadian diplomat in Havana has been diagnosed with a mysterious brain trauma that in 2016 started afflicting Canadian and US officials in the Cuban capital, a senior official said Thursday.
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Microwave Weapons Suspected In Mystery Attacks On US Diplomats: Report
Doctors and scientists increasingly suspect attacks with unconventional microwave weapons as the cause of the mysterious ailments that have stricken more than three dozen American diplomats and their families in Cuba and China, The New York Times reported Sunday.
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First Cuba, Then China. Fear Of Mystery Weapon As US Diplomats Fall Ill
A US health alert issued for China over a mysterious illness has revived fears of a rumoured sonic weapon that first surfaced after a scare involving American diplomats and their families in Cuba two years ago.
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US Staffer Suffers Brain Injury After 'Sound' Incident In China
The US embassy in China issued a health alert Wednesday after a US government employee experienced an "abnormal" sound and suffered a mild brain injury -- in an incident reminiscent of a mysterious illness that hit diplomats in Cuba.
