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Aerial view of a massive coal-to-olefins production facility in China
PoliticsEN
China Coal-to-Olefins Strategy 2026: Shielding from Trump Shocks

China is pivoting to coal-based olefin production to reduce oil imports and prepare for trade volatility under Donald Trump. Discover the China coal-to-olefins strategy 2026.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Global digital map showing energy routes and conflict zones
PoliticsEN
Trump Venezuela Oil Extraction Strategy Amidst Shifting Middle East Frontlines 2026

Donald Trump meets oil execs to discuss Venezuela extraction as SDF withdraws from Aleppo and Israeli raids intensify. A deep dive into 2026 global shifts.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Donald Trump meeting with oil executives regarding Venezuela energy policy
PoliticsEN
Trump Meets US Oil Executives Over Venezuela Extraction Strategy 2026

On Jan 10, 2026, Donald Trump met with US oil bosses to discuss resuming extraction in Venezuela. Explore the implications for energy security and sanctions.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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Aerial view of a large oil refinery and pipelines in coastal Venezuela
EconomyEN
Chevron Eyes 50% Surge in Venezuela Oil Production, US Energy Secretary Confirms

US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm says Chevron sees a pathway to grow its Venezuela oil production by 50%. Explore the implications for global energy security.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
A conceptual image of a broken red ribbon and an eagle claw over a map of South America.
PoliticsEN
Trump's Venezuela Maduro Raid Catches Beijing Off Guard: A Shift in Power

The US capture of Nicolas Maduro has caught China off guard, disrupting Beijing's strategic plans in Venezuela. Discover the global implications of Trump's bold raid.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Aerial view of an oil refinery facility on the Venezuelan coast.
PoliticsEN
US Venezuelan Oil Control 2026: Trump’s Explicit Play for Global Energy Dominance

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright announces indefinite control over Venezuelan oil. Analysts debate the geopolitical risks and the high cost of decaying infrastructure.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Aerial view of a Venezuelan oil field with smoke and military presence
PoliticsEN
US Venezuela Oil Control 2026: 100 Reported Dead in Military Strike

US forces have reportedly killed at least 100 people in Venezuela following a declaration of indefinite control over the country's oil reserves. Geopolitical tensions hit a new high in 2026.

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Haneul Kim
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View of Venezuelan oil infrastructure amid geopolitical transition
PoliticsEN
US Takeover of Venezuela Puts $10 Billion Chinese Debt in Limbo

The US takeover of Venezuela and abduction of Nicolas Maduro put $10 billion in Chinese oil-for-loan debt at risk. Analysts explore the impact on global energy and finance.

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HK
Haneul Kim
US Navy shadowing a Russian tanker in the Atlantic
PoliticsEN
US Russian Oil Tanker Sanctions 2026: The New Maritime Front

The US escalates maritime sanctions enforcement in 2026, seizing Venezuela-linked tankers and shadowing Russian vessels in the North Atlantic to disrupt illegal oil trade.

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HK
Haneul Kim
US naval intervention of an oil tanker at sea
PoliticsEN
US Venezuela Oil Tanker Seizure 2026: Escalating Global Energy Sanctions

US forces seized two Venezuela-linked oil tankers and shadowed Russian vessels in January 2026, marking a major escalation in global energy sanctions enforcement.

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HK
Haneul Kim
View of a weathered Venezuelan oil refinery at sunset
PoliticsEN
Trump Claims US Oil Firms Can Revive Venezuela Production in 18 Months

President Trump claims US firms can restore Venezuela's oil output in 18 months. PRISM analyzes the $8.7 billion legal hurdles and expert skepticism regarding the world's largest reserves.

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Haneul Kim
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US special forces operation and a silent Kremlin monitor
PoliticsEN
The US Venezuela Maduro Capture 2026: Why Putin Stayed Silent

Analyze the aftermath of the US Venezuela Maduro capture 2026. Explore Putin's silence, the Anchorage summit rumors, and the shift toward a new global order.

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Haneul Kim
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