Tag - US
The Russian Transport Ministry has confirmed that the oil tanker ‘Marinera’ has been captured by the US military.
News ID: 3482 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Venezuela will “turn over” 30 to 50 million barrels of “high quality, sanctioned oil” to the US following Washington’s raid on Caracas and kidnapping of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, President Donald Trump has claimed.
News ID: 3481 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
The US military on Wednesday seized the Russian-flagged oil tanker Marinera in the North Atlantic, after pursuing it all the way from the Caribbean Sea.
News ID: 3480 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told US lawmakers that President Donald Trump wants to buy Greenland from Denmark rather than take the Arctic island by military means, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
News ID: 3476 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
The EU should stop considering the US its main ally, the bloc’s former top diplomat Josep Borrell says, as Washington and Brussels are at loggerheads over digital policies and control over Greenland.
News ID: 3474 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi ruled out the possibility of renewed Tehran-Washington talks in the current circumstances.
News ID: 3473 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
The US Justice Department has quietly scaled back its indictment of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, retreating from a central Trump-era claim that he led a drug cartel.
News ID: 3470 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Iran's Army chief has stressed that Tehran views the escalation of hostile rhetoric against the Iranian nation as a threat and will not leave its continuation unanswered.
News ID: 3469 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Chavista leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Maduro's leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Maduro's leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Maduro's leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Maduro's leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Maduro's leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Maduro's leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Maduro's leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
Venezuela: What Comes Next?
Does the removal of the Maduro's leadership from power signify a change of the political regime in Venezuela, especially while the governing political structure remains almost intact? If so, how can the developments of the political system over the past few days be interpreted: Fall? Collapse? Behavioral change? Or Transformation?
News ID: 3467 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
The authorities of Venezuela declared seven days of mourning for soldiers and civilians killed as a result of the aggression of the United States on January 3, Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez stated.
News ID: 3465 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
A group of European leaders have issued a joint statement defending Greenland as part of Denmark and calling on the US to uphold the NATO state’s territorial integrity.
News ID: 3463 Publish Date : 2026/01/07
The BBC has instructed staff to avoid describing the US abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as a “kidnapping” and to use less loaded alternatives such as “seized,” according to a leaked internal memo shared online by British journalist and Guardian columnist Owen Jones.
News ID: 3462 Publish Date : 2026/01/07