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The case unveiled on Wednesday accuses Castro and five others over the 1996 downing of two planes belonging to Cuban-American group Brothers to the Rescue. Four people were killed, including three Americans.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has called the charges "a political manoeuvre, devoid of any legal foundation".
Nearly 95 years old, Castro, the brother of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro, remains an influential figure, acknowledged on the island as the surviving "leader of the Cuban Revolution".
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Trump v Xi: Who has the upper hand?The BBC's Sarah Smith explains the power dynamic between the two world leaders as they meet in Beijing.
'Total lack of respect': Macron interrupts speaker to ask for silenceThe French president stood up during a conference in Kenya to tell the audience to quieten down, saying it was “impossible” for speakers to be heard.
Watch: Passengers evacuated from virus-hit cruise ship off Cape VerdeThe Dutch foreign ministry confirmed that a British, German and Dutch national had now been taken from the virus-hit ship.
Watch: 20,000 teddy bears highlight plight of missing Ukrainian childrenEach bear in the installation in Washington, DC, is meant to represent one of the children Ukraine says have been abducted by Russia.
Hundreds of wildfires burn across Florida and GeorgiaOfficials in both states cite dry conditions, high winds and drought as key factors making the fires difficult to control.
Tracking ships under fire in Strait of HormuzDespite Donald Trump’s announcement of an extension of the US-Iran ceasefire, several vessels have been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz.
Will anyone turn up in Islamabad for peace talks?The BBC's Azadeh Moshiri is in Islamabad, where preparations for the peace talks continue, despite no confirmed date.
'No decision' on joining talks with US, Iranian foreign ministry spokesman tells BBCEsmail Baghaei expressed concern regarding the US’s naval blockade of its ports and the seizure of an Iranian vessel.
Are insider traders making millions from the Iran war?The BBC has found significant spikes in activity shortly before the US president made some announcements.
US releases video of forces seizing Iranian shipThe US has intercepted an Iranian-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf as part of its naval blockade, Donald Trump has said.
Conservative US town grapples with potential ICE detention centreResidents from both political parties in Social Circle, Georgia, are rejecting a proposed plan by the Department of Homeland Security to transform an empty warehouse into a detention centre.
Is Trump meeting the moment for US conservatives?The BBC asked the president's supporters about Iran, the economy and immigration at the largest conservative gathering in the country.
Frank Gardner: Why China keeps cropping up in Iran war storiesBBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner explains how the world's second-largest economy fits into the Gulf conflict.
IMF: Oil prices and war could derail global growthThe BBC’s Michelle Fleury explains why oil, inflation and interest rates are key risks as the IMF warns war and soaring energy prices could hit the global economy.
US drivers head to Native American lands for cheaper gasSome of the cheapest fuel in the country can be found on tribal land due to tax exemptions.
US blockade of Iranian ports explained in two minutesThe BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardner explains how the US blockade of Iranian ports will work.
'I'm not a fan of Pope Leo' says TrumpPresident Donald Trump launched the attack on Pope Leo after the pontiff criticised the war in Iran.
