The contours of World War III are visible in numerous conflicts. The president of the United States is not ready.

Fidel Castro Part 6: The Cuban Missile Crisis Stranger-than-fiction plans are in place as the CIA tries everything to assassinate Fidel Show more ... 04 June 2025 Available now 51 minutes ...

1964: Khrushchev “Resigns” Highlights from the International Herald Tribune archives: Nikita S. Khrushchev was believed to be ousted as the Soviet leader in 1964. By International Herald Tribune ...

When Khrushchev criticizes abstract painting, the satellites here ask me to outlaw abstract art. And I say to them, our enemies are capitalism and imperialism, not abstract painters.” ...

Only later did we learn that Castro, whom Khrushchev viewed as a hothead, wanted the Soviets to launch a tactical nuke at the U.S. JFK, for good reason, wanted to discuss the risks of accidental ...

In May of 1962, Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Cuban leader Castro agreed to placing nuclear missiles in Cuba, leading to the Cuban missile crisis. While the missiles were withdrawn, Cuban ...