Trump to Launch Land Strikes against Caribbean Drug Routes
On Dec. 2, 2025, President Trump said the U.S. will soon begin land strikes against drug traffickers in the Caribbean, expanding its campaign after months of sea operations.
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Maduro Vows ‘Never a Slave’ Amid U.S. Pressure
President Maduro pledged ‘absolute loyalty’ at a Caracas rally as the U.S. labels a group linked to him a terrorist organization and deploys a carrier strike group.
Latin America Warns of War as US Expands Caribbean Military Presence
Latin American governments and regional bodies are urging restraint as the U.S. steps up its Caribbean military operations, raising fears of conflict with Venezuela.
U.S. Plans Venezuela Operations as Airlines Halt Flights
Amid rising tensions, the U.S. gears up for a new crackdown in Venezuela as airlines suspend flights over security alerts, with covert action and military deployments on the table.
Roads to Friendship: Chinese Mainland Company’s 10-Year Caribbean Journey
A decade of roads, bridges and cultural bonds: how a Chinese mainland company is reshaping Caribbean landscapes and hearts through infrastructure and shared traditions.
Russia Slams US Military Actions in the Caribbean
Russia condemns the US for excessive military force in Caribbean counter-narcotics missions, calling for peace, respect for sovereignty, and de-escalation.
UN Chief Urges US to Halt Boat Air Strikes in Caribbean & Pacific
UN chief Antonio Guterres calls on the US to stop air strikes on boats in the Caribbean and Pacific, echoing human rights concerns.
Hurricane Melissa Batters Caribbean, Death Toll Nears 30
Hurricane Melissa batters the Caribbean, killing nearly 30 and leaving communities devastated from Jamaica to Haiti.
Cuba Prepares as Hurricane Melissa Makes Landfall
Hurricane Melissa made landfall near Santiago de Cuba after ravaging Jamaica as a Category 5 storm. Discover how communities are bracing, safety tips, and the storm’s path.
UN Experts Denounce US Caribbean Strikes as ‘Extrajudicial Executions’
Independent UN experts say US strikes on suspected Venezuelan drug vessels in international waters breach sea law, calling them “extrajudicial executions.”