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The leaders of Denmark and Greenland have urged US President Donald Trump to stop threatening to take over Greenland. Source link

These are the key points to get up to speed with what we know about the US strikes on Venezuela and the current state of play after its president was ousted and removed from the country. Source link

Swiss police say more than half of the 40 people killed after a fire broke out at a bar in the Crans-Montana resort were teenagers. Source link

Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia have all expressed “grave concern” over the US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Source link

Boasting thousands of years of history and a World Heritage listing, Okinoshima is Japan’s very own treasure island. It’s also completely off limits to women. Source link

Satellite imagery captures the scale of destruction from US strikes at the Fuerte Tiuna military base, where Venezuelan officials say president Nicolas Maduro was captured.  Source link

At least 16 people have been killed in a week of demonstrations fuelled by the rising cost of living. Source link

Australia’s small but tight-knit community of Venezuelan-born residents is gathering to discuss the unfolding situation in their home country after the US captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Source link

Venezuelan migrants across Latin America and other parts of the world cheered in the streets, supporting the US mission to capture Venezuela’s deposed president Nicolás Maduro.  Source link

Even in a world that has grown used to a cavalier attitude to international law from Donald Trump, the move stuns leaders across the globe.  Source link