Singapore Warns U.S. Venezuela Intervention Risks Global Order
Singapore’s leader warns U.S. military intervention in Venezuela sets dangerous precedent for international order, citing concerns for small nations’ sovereignty.
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U.S. Military Action in Venezuela Sparks Global Crisis
Venezuela reports 100 dead after U.S. military action; President Maduro detained in New York. Global reactions escalate tensions.
U.S. Seizes Russian-Linked Oil Tanker in North Atlantic Operation
U.S. authorities seize Russian-linked oil tanker en route to Venezuela, highlighting escalating sanctions enforcement in global energy markets.
Venezuela Crisis Sparks Global Economic Debate Amid U.S. Action
Recent U.S. actions in Venezuela trigger global economic debates, impacting energy markets and international relations. Analysis on CGTN’s BizTalk.
Venezuela Crisis Reignites ‘Yankee, Go Home’ Sentiment in Latin America
Recent developments in Venezuela revive historical tensions over U.S. interventionism and oil politics, with regional implications for Latin America’s sovereignty debates.
US Scholar Exposes ‘Democratic Facade’ in Foreign Policy Critique
American historian Peter Kuznick challenges US claims of promoting democracy, exposing resource-driven foreign interventions in a critical CGTN interview.
U.S. Foreign Policy Under Scrutiny Amid Renewed Regime Change Debates
As debates on U.S. interventionism resurface in 2026, analysts examine historical patterns of regime change and their global implications.
US Military Action in Venezuela Sparks Global Debate on Sovereignty
Recent US military intervention in Venezuela triggers global debate about sovereignty and the future of international governance frameworks.
China Urges Global Cooperation, Rejects ‘World Police’ Role
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning reiterates opposition to unilateralism, emphasizing respect for sovereign development paths and UN principles.
Maduro Denies Charges in US Court as UN Condemns Raid
Venezuelan President Maduro pleads not guilty in US court as UN emergency meeting condemns raid, sparking global debate on international law.
Resident Recounts Panic Following U.S. Strike on Caracas Military Complex
A Caracas resident describes the chaos during the January 3 U.S. strike on Fuerte Tiuna, highlighting civilian fears and regional tensions.
Venezuela Police Fire Warning Shots at Unauthorized Drone Near Presidential Palace
Venezuelan authorities report warning shots fired at unauthorized drone near Caracas presidential palace; no clashes reported, situation remains stable.
Venezuelan Soldier Recounts U.S. Military Operation: ‘We Were Blown Away’
Venezuelan soldier Ricardo Salazar describes surviving a U.S. military operation, vowing to defend his country despite injuries, amid rising international tensions.
China Demands Immediate Release of Venezuela’s Maduro at UNSC
China urges the U.S. to release Venezuelan President Maduro and cease interference, emphasizing UN Charter principles at a Security Council meeting.
U.S. Pledges to Revive Venezuela’s Oil Sector Amid Post-Maduro Transition
The U.S. vows to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry following President Maduro’s removal, but challenges loom over reviving the world’s largest reserves.
Gunfire Erupts Near Venezuelan Presidential Palace, Drones Reported
Gunfire reported near Venezuela’s presidential palace in Caracas after unidentified drones prompted security response. Government buildings evacuated; situation now under control.
Venezuela’s Maduro Denies Charges in US Court
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro pleads not guilty to U.S. charges in New York court, vowing to defend his position amid escalating bilateral tensions.
Venezuela’s Delcy Rodriguez Assumes Presidency Amid U.S. Military Action
Delcy Rodriguez becomes Venezuela’s acting president after Nicolas Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces, vowing to defend national stability amid crisis.
Cuba Condemns US Seizure of Venezuelan Assets Amid Regional Oil Crisis
Cuba condemns US military actions targeting Venezuelan oil exports, citing regional energy crisis and economic impacts as Caribbean imports plummet.
Venezuela’s Maduro Denies Charges in NY Court Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Venezuelan President Maduro pleads not guilty in unprecedented U.S. narcotics case, with next hearing set for March 2026 amid diplomatic disputes.