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Estimates of civilian deaths from Obama-era drone strikes vary widely: some activists and researchers say “at least hundreds” were killed , while activist groups argue U.S. government tallies—cited as...
International reaction to María Corina Machado’s described “far‑right” ties is sharply divided: human rights and mainstream bodies praised her democratic opposition (Nobel, UN office congratulations),...
Available reporting shows a visible surge in far‑right activity, street clashes, and organised campaigns around immigration and “mass deportation” themes in 2025, with groups described as more organis...
María Corina Machado is widely portrayed in international reporting as a hardline, market‑oriented opposition leader whose rhetoric and alliances place her on the political right — some commentators c...
Civilian-death counts during Barack Obama’s expanded drone campaign were contentious: activists and some researchers say hundreds to thousands of civilians died under Obama, while government figures a...
Estimates of civilian deaths from U.S. drone strikes during the Obama presidency vary widely depending on the source and methodology: independent advocates and investigative researchers say civilian c...
’s coverage, as reflected in the available reporting, leaned on live on-the-ground reporting and and Ukrainian official accounts while prompting criticism from who say she under‑represents negotiators...
Reporting documents a web of public ties, endorsements and mutual praise linking María Corina Machado and other Latin American opposition figures to international right‑wing parties and personalities—...
Reliable, published counts of U.S. bombs dropped from 2017–2021 exist but come in two classes: official Airpower Summaries and CENTCOM/USAF releases (the basis for many aggregate tallies), and indepen...
María Corina Machado’s international profile shows repeated interactions with figures and platforms identified by several outlets as part of a transnational far‑right constellation—most notably Spain’...
Official U.S. tallies for civilian deaths from Obama-era drone strikes are limited and conservative: the Obama administration published a government accounting that claimed between 64 and 116 civilian...
The Obama administration centralized approval for many overseas drone strikes and required presidential sign-off for strikes in Yemen and Somalia and the riskiest Pakistan missions, insisting on “near...
During the Obama presidency the U.S. drone/counterterrorism strike campaign produced widely divergent civilian casualty estimates: U.S. government releases reported relatively low counts (official tal...