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Venezuela's Machado Says "No Regrets" Over Gifting Trump Nobel Peace Prize
Machado presented her Nobel prize to Trump when she met him in the White House just two weeks after he ordered US forces to attack Caracas and snatch Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
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The Malacca Gambit: How China Oil-Choke Strategy Could Backfire On Trump
"Trump is weaponising oil chokepoints from Venezuela to Malacca to pressure China, but Beijing's pipelines, reserves, and shadow fleets mean the real test is which side dares escalate further."
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Inside Denmark's Plan To Blow Up Greenland's Runways To Prevent US Attack
With US President Donald Trump's rhetoric on Greenland getting sharper and urgent, Denmark was forced to develop a desperate contingency plan.
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Opinion | Who Will Trump Attack Next? Hint: Follow The Chinese Money Trail
What's common to Iran, Venezuela, Cuba? Hint: Three Chinese 'channels'.
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Blog | Iran To Venezuela, Why Does Trump Prefer To Attack Only On Weekends?
It's not just a coincidence. Here's why Trump avoids bombings on weekdays.
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US Man Killed By Cuban Cops On Speedboat Wanted To "Liberate" Communist Island
Cuba vowed to defend itself against 'terrorist and mercenary' attacks after the fatal exchange of fire with the Florida-registered boat.
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US Military Used Claude AI In Venezuela Operation To Capture Maduro: Report
The US military used artificial intelligence in its operation to capture then Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro last month, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
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15 Minutes To Comply, Or Death: Venezuela President's Big Claim On Maduro Op
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez claimed that when former president Nicolas Maduro was captured, US forces gave the members of his cabinet 15 minutes to decide if they would comply with America's demands "or they would kill us".
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Multiple Americans Detained In Venezuela Released In "Peace" Gesture
The head of Venezuela's national assembly, Jorge Rodrguez, said that a "significant number" of Venezuelan and foreigners imprisoned in the country would be released as a gesture to "seek peace" following the military operation that deposed Maduro.
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US Will 'Seek Wars' Till Its Economy Depends On Oil: Colombian President
Colombian President Gustavo Petro said that the US will continue to seek wars as long as their economy depends on oil and coal. In his remark, he also added that if the US had not pulled out of the Paris Agreement, "there would be no wars".
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Venezuela's Machado Says "No Regrets" Over Gifting Trump Nobel Peace Prize
Machado presented her Nobel prize to Trump when she met him in the White House just two weeks after he ordered US forces to attack Caracas and snatch Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
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The Malacca Gambit: How China Oil-Choke Strategy Could Backfire On Trump
"Trump is weaponising oil chokepoints from Venezuela to Malacca to pressure China, but Beijing's pipelines, reserves, and shadow fleets mean the real test is which side dares escalate further."
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Inside Denmark's Plan To Blow Up Greenland's Runways To Prevent US Attack
With US President Donald Trump's rhetoric on Greenland getting sharper and urgent, Denmark was forced to develop a desperate contingency plan.
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Opinion | Who Will Trump Attack Next? Hint: Follow The Chinese Money Trail
What's common to Iran, Venezuela, Cuba? Hint: Three Chinese 'channels'.
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Blog | Iran To Venezuela, Why Does Trump Prefer To Attack Only On Weekends?
It's not just a coincidence. Here's why Trump avoids bombings on weekdays.
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US Man Killed By Cuban Cops On Speedboat Wanted To "Liberate" Communist Island
Cuba vowed to defend itself against 'terrorist and mercenary' attacks after the fatal exchange of fire with the Florida-registered boat.
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US Military Used Claude AI In Venezuela Operation To Capture Maduro: Report
The US military used artificial intelligence in its operation to capture then Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro last month, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
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15 Minutes To Comply, Or Death: Venezuela President's Big Claim On Maduro Op
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez claimed that when former president Nicolas Maduro was captured, US forces gave the members of his cabinet 15 minutes to decide if they would comply with America's demands "or they would kill us".
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Multiple Americans Detained In Venezuela Released In "Peace" Gesture
The head of Venezuela's national assembly, Jorge Rodrguez, said that a "significant number" of Venezuelan and foreigners imprisoned in the country would be released as a gesture to "seek peace" following the military operation that deposed Maduro.
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US Will 'Seek Wars' Till Its Economy Depends On Oil: Colombian President
Colombian President Gustavo Petro said that the US will continue to seek wars as long as their economy depends on oil and coal. In his remark, he also added that if the US had not pulled out of the Paris Agreement, "there would be no wars".
