TOM LEONARD: If there was one thing that terrified Trump's critics more than the raid he launched to capture Venezuela's dictator, it was the cavalier way his policy chief then sought to justify it.
American Petroleum Institute President Mike Sommers indicated the industry is more open to helping in Iran than it has been with Venezuela.
Investors are betting on a European defense mega-trend as jitters grow over Trump, Russia, Venezuela and Greenland.
The US president invokes the usual suspects – drugs, organised crime, illegal migration – but this is simply a grab for resources and power
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Cuba is facing the prospect of a new wave of emigration as instability in Venezuela threatens to deepen the island’s ongoing economic crisis.
After five years of hardship marked by blackouts, soarin…
Venezuela's stock market has staged a dramatic rally following the capture of its ex-president Nicolás Maduro.
The Russian president has been unable to protect his allies in Venezuela and Iran from an unexpectedly belligerent U.S. President Donald Trump.
The systems were not even connected to radar when U.S. forces entered Venezuelan airspace on Jan. 3, The New York Times reported.