Cuban President Miguel DÃaz-Canel says there are no current talks with the US government, responding to President Donald Trump's threats to cut off oil and money to Cuba. Trump warned Cuba to "make a deal, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE" after the US captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. DÃaz-Canel emphasized Cuba's independence, stating they're only in technical contact with the US on migration issues. He stressed that relations should be based on international law, not hostility or threats. Cuba's economy is struggling, relying heavily on Venezuelan oil, which is now uncertain.
Analysis: Remembrance Day comes at a time when the US is not as reliable as it once was
Sky News commentator Adam Boulton says there was already fresh unease among British politicians about how safe we really are as tensions grow around the world.
But Donald Trump's re-election and his "America First" priorities have increased those pressures.


