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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

The “capture” of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro and his wife prompts celebration and condemnation across the globe. Here’s how key world leaders have reacted.  Source link

Fresh details about the operation to detain Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife on Saturday have been revealed, and even Donald Trump’s top military advisor has described the mission as “audacious”.  Source link

The US will temporarily “run” Venezuela after American forces captured the country’s president and first lady in an extraordinary military strike, US President Donald Trump says.  Source link

Four Hindu men have been killed in Muslim-majority Bangladesh in just over two weeks, and several houses have been burned, leaving the minority community traumatised and fearing for their lives. Source link

Pakistani women are hiking some of the world’s tallest mountains and glacier trails, claiming a space that has long been out of reach. Source link

While Mr Maduro remained publicly defiant in the face of US pressure to step down, in private he was taking measures to dodge a potential US strike, and even reportedly negotiating with American officials over a possible managed exit. Source link

Eight journalists and social media commentators are sentenced to life imprisonment in Pakistan after being convicted of terrorism-related offences linked to online activity in support of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan.  Source link