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The US operation that led to Nicolás Maduro's capture and its implications on Venezuela's transition.
Claims that forces used “” or “sonic” weapons during the January 3 operation to capture are widespread in media and social posts, driven by an eyewitness account and amplified by a staff share, but th...
did publicly present himself as the “” both in social media and in remarks suggesting was effectively running the country following that led to ’s capture: he shared a doctored Wikipedia-style image o...
Venezuelans are not monolithic in feeling toward the United States; reactions range from fury and fear among supporters of the Maduro government to relief or cautious approval among some opposition se...
There is no contemporaneous reporting in the provided sources that Donald Trump was arrested on January 18, 2026; the materials instead document other legal actions involving Trump, historic booking e...
The preponderance of legal commentary and international reactions cited in contemporary reporting conclude that military operation that captured and struck targets in likely violated core norms of int...
The official transcript and video of ’s Jan. 28 testimony show a secretary of state energetically defending ’s operation to remove , repeatedly framing as an arena for U.S. adversaries while insisting...
The removal of Nicolás Maduro reduces one immediate threat vector — the continuation of an authoritarian regime long accused of corruption and facilitating illicit networks — but it simultaneously inc...
A broad and rapid international reaction followed the U.S. military operation in Venezuela: many governments, multilateral institutions and regional actors condemned what they called a breach of sover...