Press review: Iran missile risks may expand conflict and US eyes regime change in Cuba

Iran's ballistic missile arsenal and renewed production raise concerns of a broader conflict with the US and Israel.

The US may be attempting to destabilize Cuba to instigate a change of power on the island.

The European Union might postpone its ban on Russian LNG imports due to potential energy supply shortages.

Germany and France are launching a nuclear cooperation framework, focusing on conventional arms, missile defense, and France's nuclear capabilities.

The Bank of Russia is challenging the legality of the EU's indefinite freezing of its assets, citing violations of EU treaties and legal principles.

External assistance from China played a significant role in Iran's recovery of its military production capabilities after damage in a previous war.

Iran possesses various means to strike ships in the Strait of Hormuz, including coastal missile systems, drones, and potential mining.

The conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran could slow down negotiation processes concerning Ukraine.

US efforts to destabilize Cuba aim to make the situation difficult for ordinary Cubans to encourage them to overthrow their government.

The EU's decision on the Russian LNG ban depends on 'exceptional necessity' and a real threat to energy security.