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Venezuela after Maduro: Oil, power and the limits of intervention
For oil markets, Venezuela is a footnote in an age of abundance. For Middle East, the US move is a dangerous reminder.
Syrian delegation meets Israelis in Paris amid sovereignty breaches
Talks have been continuing on and off to reach a security deal between the sides for months.
Who’ll be most worried by the US abduction of Maduro?
The abduction of Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro has heightened fears that the US could intervene in other countries.
Ten found guilty of gender cyberbullying France First Lady Brigitte Macron
President Emmanuel Macron’s wife has faced intense harassment on social media that she was born a man.
Why was Ruben Amorim sacked as Man United manager?
Portuguese manager Ruben Amorim exits Manchester United after just 14 months in charge. Here's all to know.
Thousands of forced disappearances under Hasina rule in Bangladesh: Inquiry
The Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances members says disappearances were 'primarily political'.
Patients evacuated after Russian strike hits Kyiv clinic
A Russian overnight strike hit a medical facility in Kyiv, killing at least one person and injuring several others.
Trump’s bid to commandeer Venezuela’s oil sector faces hurdles, experts say
Exploiting Latin American country's reserves faces obstacles from decrepit infrastructure to leadership uncertainty.
Amorim sacked by Manchester United; Fletcher named as interim manager
Amorim's tumultuous reign as manager comes to an end after 14 months, academy coach Fletcher takes over temporarily.
What will happen to parts of Venezuela’s economy affected by US sanctions?
Economist Francisco Rodriguez: regaining access to blocked assets will be essential for Venezuela’s economic recovery