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How US statements on Venezuela shifted, from drugs to oil
For months, US officials pushed the story that Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro was the head of a drug cartel.
The ‘terrorist’ labelled leaders who warned of US oil aggression
These leaders argued that the true objective by the US is political domination and resource control.
What to know about Delcy Rodriguez, Venezuela’s interim president
Delcy Rodriguez becomes Venezuela’s interim leader after Maduro’s kidnapping, balancing domestic pressure and US demands
How is gum arabic fuelling the war in Sudan?
Before war broke out, Sudan was the world’s biggest gum arabic exporter, with an estimated market share of 70-80%.
Who could be the next Manchester United manager?
Al Jazeera looks at five potential favourites tipped to lead Man United after Ruben Amorim's sacking as manager.
Swiss bar hit by deadly New Year’s fire had no safety checks in five years
Swiss authorities say fire safety inspections had not been carried out at the bar in Crans-Montana since 2019.
Economic survival in Gaza decimated by Israeli counts on small initiatives
Gaza's unemployment rate has reached 80 percent, among the highest in the world, according to the United Nations.
Qatar says it’s engaged with mediators to reopen Rafah crossing into Gaza
Humanitarian groups say that Israeli restrictions continue to hamper aid deliveries, a clear violation of truce deal.
‘Closing his eyes’: Why is Russia’s Putin quiet on US abduction of Maduro?
Russia's leader will seek to benefit from Washington's intervention but will also worry he could be next, experts say.