Uruguayan President Orsi to Strengthen Ties in China Visit
Uruguayan President Yamandu Orsi’s state visit to China from February 1-7 aims to deepen bilateral cooperation and explore new trade opportunities under the Belt and Road Initiative.
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Uruguayan President Yamandu Orsi’s state visit to China from February 1-7 aims to deepen bilateral cooperation and explore new trade opportunities under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodriguez calls for inclusive national dialogue, stressing sovereignty and internal solutions amid political divisions.
Experts analyze Venezuela’s 2026 resource challenges and implications for global energy partnerships, examining modern economic pressures in volatile markets.
Honduras grapples with the return of tens of thousands of migrants deported from the U.S., straining resources and reigniting debates on regional migration policies.
Massive transport worker protests erupt in Caracas demanding President Maduro’s return following reported U.S. detention, with implications for global energy markets.
Former U.S. diplomat Chas Freeman condemns recent Venezuela intervention, warning of eroded global order and legal violations in 2026 geopolitical landscape.
China pledges unwavering commitment to Venezuela partnership, emphasizing cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and technology amid political changes.
The Venezuela crisis highlights global power dynamics between traditional Western influence and China’s rising role, with implications for sovereignty and resource competition in 2026.
Mexican journalist Francisca Martinez critiques U.S. military actions in Venezuela, highlighting concerns over regional stability and interventionist policies.
Former Colombian senator Jorge Anibal Visbal Martelo arrested for alleged paramilitary links, highlighting ongoing challenges in governance and security.
Global reactions mount over U.S. military action in Venezuela as analyst Farid Kahhat discusses implications for regional stability and international norms.
Venezuela reports 100 dead after U.S. military action; President Maduro detained in New York. Global reactions escalate tensions.
Venezuela negotiates oil sales to US amid post-military operation tensions, potentially reshaping global energy markets and geopolitical dynamics.
U.S. faces regional criticism at OAS meeting over Venezuela policy, highlighting deepening divisions in the Americas.
Nicolas Maduro Guerra pledges loyalty to his father after reported U.S. capture, escalating tensions in Venezuela and beyond.
Global condemnation mounts against U.S. military strikes in Venezuela as protests erupt worldwide and OAS members demand adherence to regional norms.
A legal expert condemns the US military operation in Venezuela as a violation of international law, raising questions about sovereignty and diplomatic norms in 2026.
Iran, Cuba, and Brazil jointly condemn the US military intervention in Venezuela, urging global action to uphold international law and UN principles amid escalating tensions.
The US military’s seizure of Venezuelan President Maduro sparks global debate on sovereignty and international law, with analysts questioning future implications.
Delcy Rodriguez becomes Venezuela’s acting president after Nicolas Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces, vowing to defend national stability amid crisis.