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    US military prepares action near Cuba●US military preps action near Cuba🦋blueskyWorldDefense7192 h ago

    The US military is reportedly preparing for some form of action near Cuba, according to the claim circulating widely. Details about the scale, purpose, or timing of any operation are not specified. Observers are speculating about what the move could signal for US-Cuba relations and the broader Caribbean region, though no official confirmation or explanation has been given.

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    Trump says Cuba and US will make a deal▼Trump says ‘Cuba and us will make a deal,' doesn't think military will be needed✉newsWorldDefense3 h ago

    President Donald Trump said the United States and Cuba will reach a deal, adding that he does not believe military force will be needed. The remarks signal a possible shift in US policy toward Havana, and they are drawing attention given decades of strained relations between the two countries and the sensitivity of any American military option in the Caribbean region.

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    Hope says West Indies wary of India challenge●West Indies wary of the India challenge, says Hope✉newsSportCricket57 min ago

    West Indies batsman Shai Hope says his side are wary of the challenge posed by India as the two teams prepare to meet in international cricket. Hope acknowledged India's strength while expressing confidence in the West Indies squad. Comments from the Caribbean camp suggest they see India as a major test of their credentials in the upcoming series.

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    The West Indies are set to face India in an eagerly anticipated limited-overs cricket series, with fixtures drawing strong attention from fans in India, Australia and Singapore. The matchup pits the Caribbean side against one of the world's strongest white-ball teams, and supporters are closely following team news and schedules ahead of the first game.

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    Jamaica Environmental Protection Levy to Fund Climate Resilience●Environmental Protection Levy to Help Fund Jamaica’s Climate Resilience✉newsEnvironment5 h ago

    Jamaica's government says revenue from the Environmental Protection Levy will be directed toward financing the island's climate resilience efforts. The announcement, carried by the Jamaica Information Service, links the existing levy to adaptation funding at a time when the country faces mounting costs from hurricanes, coastal erosion and other climate-related risks.