#Venezuela

The US Treasury sanctioned Venezuelan firm EANSA on Dec 30, 2025, for aiding Iranian drone production. Explore the latest in US sanctions Venezuelan EANSA drones 2025 and rising tensions.

President Donald Trump confirms the first US land strike on a Venezuelan dock in 2025, marking a major escalation in the regional anti-drug campaign.

Explore the geopolitical link between Trump's threats to Venezuela and the endgame in Ukraine. Is a grand bargain between Trump and Putin imminent in 2025?

Trump's hesitation on Venezuela military action reveals a U.S. strategy to pressure the regime via sanctions while avoiding direct clashes with Russia and China.

The Trump administration's immigration crackdown is forcing thousands of Venezuelan migrants to abandon their American dream and return home to face poverty and uncertainty. A look at their bittersweet Christmas.

The U.S. has signaled a return to 'maximum pressure' sanctions on Venezuela at the UN Security Council. The move could tighten global oil supply and lead to higher crude prices.

The White House has ordered the U.S. military to focus on a two-month "quarantine" of Venezuelan oil, according to a U.S. official. This strategy prioritizes economic pressure over immediate military action.

Four UN human rights experts have condemned the US naval blockade of Venezuela as 'illegal armed aggression,' citing over 100 deaths and violations of international law.

The US, China, and Russia have clashed at the United Nations over Washington's seizure of Venezuelan oil tankers, with Beijing accusing the US of violating international law.

Venezuela has accused the U.S. of 'extortion' at the UN Security Council after the seizure of two oil tankers. With a U.S. naval blockade in place, tensions in the Caribbean are reaching a boiling point.

Venezuela has accused the U.S. of waging an 'unofficial war' at the UN Security Council, as tensions escalate over U.S. air strikes and a naval blockade that have left over 100 dead.

Despite pressure from the Trump administration, U.S. oil giants are reluctant to return to Venezuela, home to the world's largest oil reserves. We analyze the reasons, from political risk to crumbling infrastructure.