An expert in Latin American geopolitics claimed in an op-ed published in the New York Times that high-ranking officials in the Trump administration are seeking the end of the Maduro regime through the ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has called Mr. Maduro, the Venezuelan leader who faces narco-terrorism charges, a “fugitive from American justice.” ...

The decree, which comes as tensions with the US threaten to boil over, would allow Mr Maduro to mobilise his armed forces.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro launched Christmas celebrations on October 1 with fireworks from El Helicoide, a prison known for holding political opponents. The move, framed as bringing “joy,” ...

New Delhi, Oct. 2 -- Maduro Stuns Trump With Big United Regional Military Threat 'If US Touches Venezuela Mohammed Siraj Creates History, Breaks Mitchell Starc's Record; Becomes First Player In The ...

Venezuelan leader accepts military university honour while vowing to defend sovereignty amid US naval deployment and drug-trafficking accusations.

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It’s the second day of a shutdown of the federal government. We explain what’s happening. By Adam B. Kushner I’m the editor of this newsletter. For weeks, our D.C. reporters chronicled a slow-motion ...

Venezuela’s National Assembly has approved a strategic cooperation treaty with Russia, covering energy, defence, technology and economic sectors, though it still requires President Nicolas Maduro's ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Recent U.S. escalations in the Caribbean are a result of Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s “personal” agenda against the region, Cuba’s top diplomat said, adding that his American ...

EADaily, October 2nd, 2025. The United States needs to solve the "Venezuelan problem" once and for all. To do this, we will have to declare war on her, but what about Russia? After all, she could have ...

Most places in Latin America remain relatively safe for Americans to visit. But travelers should exercise caution in three hot spots where gangs control the ...