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Nicolás Maduro Guerra rose through the ranks of his father’s government and remains in Caracas. It’s uncertain for how long. Source link

At a key meeting in Paris, officials from Europe, Canada, the US and NATO say they will provide Kyiv’s frontline forces with equipment and training, and back them up with air, land and sea support to deter any future Russian attack. Source link

Australians are among hundreds of tourists scrambling to leave a remote Yemeni island, as a crisis on the mainland between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates causes travel chaos. Source link

The Democrats’ Senate leader, Chuck Schumer, says he has received a classified briefing from the White House on Donald Trump’s plans for Venezuela — and is dismayed by the lack of detail.  Source link

Venezuelans are celebrating what once felt impossible — but inside the country, armed powerbrokers, nervous officials and rival factions are already jostling over what comes next. Source link

The US president and his officials are continuing to push for an American takeover of the Danish territory, saying the island is needed for national security. Source link

A draft statement outlines what Ukraine’s allies could commit to if Russia attacks its neighbour again in the future. Source link

Swiss authorities admitted that fire safety inspections hadn’t been carried out since 2019 at Crans-Montana bar where 40 people died on New Year’s Eve.  Source link

Donald Trump is talking about where US forces might venture next. But one of his cabinet secretaries could provide the clearest clues. Source link

Her husband Nicolás Maduro calls her Venezuela’s “first combatant” because she is not just a spouse, but a fellow fighter in the Chavism movement and a political player in her own right.   Source link