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Topline President Donald Trump is reviewing plans to potentially target Venezuela, including potential military strikes, seizing Venezuelan oil fields or even removing President Nicolas Maduro from power, according to a report published in The New York Times on Tuesday—although Trump has reportedly not made a decision on the matter. The…

RFE/RL staff RFE/RL journalists report the news in 21 countries where a free press is banned by the government or not fully established. We provide what many… More Info Premium Content By RFE/RL staff - Nov 04, 2025, 11:00 AM CST The U.S. has increased its military presence in the…

News Rishard Khan Monday 3 November 2025 US President Donald Trump - With US military operations ongoing in the Southern Caribbean, particularly against alleged drug-transporting vessels out of Venezuela, US President Donald Trump believes his Venezuelan counterpart's days are numbered. His statement comes in response to a question by CBS's…

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State of the Union: In an interview aired Sunday, the president predicted regime change in Venezuela. The post Trump: I ‘Think’ Maduro’s Days Are Numbered appeared first on The American Conservative...Read More

As Trinidad and Tobago continues to align itself more closely with Washington’s Might is Right foreign policy, legitimate questions arise about whose interests PM Kamla Persad-Bissessar truly serves. Her provocative statements targeting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and her uncritical support for US military actions in the region raise troubling concerns…

CARACAS, Venezuela — The country is hemmed in by the largest U.S. military presence off South America in decades. For two months, U.S. forces have been blowing up boats off its coast, killing scores; President Donald Trump has warned “land is going to be next” — and then denied land…

CARACAS, Venezuela — The country is hemmed in by the largest U.S. military presence off South America in decades. For two months, U.S. forces have been blowing up boats off its coast, killing scores; President Donald Trump has warned “land is going to be next” — and then denied land…

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Amid a buildup of American forces in the Caribbean, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is reaching out to Russia, China and Iran to enhance its worn military capabilities and solicit assistance — requesting defensive radars, aircraft repairs and potentially missiles — according to internal U.S. government documents obtained by The Washington…