Defence
When the United States seized Venezuela’s president, the spectacle was immediate but the real contest was not. China did not respond with noise or retaliation. It responded with doctrine: law, coalition-building, asset protection, and…
Diplomacy
Defence
Law
South America
Venezuela is poor because sanctions and enforcement fear strip oil revenue and choke finance. After Nicolás Maduro’s capture,…
South America
Venezuela under siege after the Maduro capture claim is not just a military story. It is a governance…
South America
The United States claims it has seized Venezuela’s president by force. If true, this is not merely a…
Law
BRICS
South America
South America
South America
Venezuela is not a target chosen for democracy or regional stability. It is chosen because Washington is running out of financial room and geopolitical…
South America
In the span of two months, U.S. naval forces have turned the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific into a theatre of…
World
At the United Nations General Assembly in September 2025, Argentina’s President Javier Milei revived his country’s claim over the Falkland…
World
Latin America is breaking from U.S. dominance as Venezuela, Brazil and Mexico turn to China, Russia and Iran — burying the Monroe Doctrine.
South America
Washington’s Shadow War on Venezuela: Bounties, Battleships, and the Long Siege CARACAS — The gray silhouettes of U.S. warships have…
South America
By Jaffa Levy CARACAS — President Nicolás Maduro appeared on national television this week flanked by his defense minister and…