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International News Briefs for Monday, October 13, 2025

We bring you some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on Monday, October 13, 2025.

In the middle of the lagoon, a private restaurant offers visitors local products: chicken, lamb, goat, pork, and fish.

“A few years ago, people were shocked to see a child selling avocados on the street. Now, many consider it normal, even during school hours.”

It’s time, and it’s urgent that the arms fall silent in the Holy Land, and the blood-stained trail of terror and genocides disappear forever.

Residents fear that the epidemiological crisis affecting other Cuban provinces will spread to their city.

Celebrations broke out in both Israel & Gaza with the announcement of the agreement, even as columns of smoke continued to rise over Gaza City.

Gasoline has become a scarce commodity, a privilege that divides even among car owners: those with access to dollars and those who don’t.

The province is reorganizing services to monitor the sick, while residents avoid the emergency rooms due to the poor conditions of hospitals.

Boris Muñoz: In the fog, what stands out is that the US will launch military actions to weaken the regime, seeking “an internal rupture.”

Cuban businessman Mike Fernandez believes the thaw with the US failed because “the Cuban leaders, being older, were afraid of change.”