Who’s Next After US Seizes Venezuela’s Maduro?
After the US seized Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro in a military operation, the world is asking: Who is next under Washington’s watch?
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US Forces Seize Venezuela’s President, Shaking Latin America’s Order
The US military strike on Venezuela and the forced removal of President Maduro have sent shockwaves through Latin America, threatening the postwar global order.
US Airstrikes in Venezuela Spark Legal Questions, African Impact
Professor Christopher Isike says US airstrikes in Venezuela bypass legal frameworks, risk regional trust and could reshape how Africa views US interventions.
Trump Claims US Captured President Maduro in Weekend Strike
Trump claimed this weekend that US forces captured Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife in a major strike, fueling debate over US–Venezuela relations.
Freeman: U.S. Bullying vs. China’s Moral Leadership
Chas Freeman criticizes U.S. ‘bullying’ in foreign policy, praising China’s rise through moral responsibility and steady diplomacy on the world stage.
Global Voices Criticize Trump’s First Month in Office 🌍
A CGTN poll reveals widespread global criticism of Trump’s first month in office, highlighting concerns over the ‘America First’ agenda and its impact on international relations and the global economy.
Trump Suggests U.S. Takeover of Gaza Strip to ‘Build the Riviera of the Middle East’
President Trump proposes U.S. takeover and redevelopment of Gaza Strip after relocating Palestinians, aiming to transform it into the ‘Riviera of the Middle East.’
Why Does the ‘Beacon of Freedom’ U.S. Veto Palestine’s Freedom to Exist?
Harvard Professor Stephen Walt criticizes the U.S. for its stance on Palestine, questioning why a ‘beacon of freedom’ vetoes Palestine’s right to exist amidst a soaring death toll.
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