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An oil minister herself, Delcy Rodríguez has long been the go-to contact for senior executives
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Hyundai unveiled the production version of the Atlas humanoid robot, developed by its unit Boston Dynamics, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Monday
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Power Minister Manohar Lal Khattar inspected the Kiru and Kwar projects in J&K, underscoring India’s focus on clean energy expansion and infrastructure growth on the Chenab despite Pakistan’s objections.
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Speaking aboard Air Force One on Sunday hours after Frederiksen’s remarks, Trump doubled down on his claim that Greenland should become part of the United States.
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Veteran federal judge Alvin Hellerstein, appointed by Bill Clinton, will oversee the high-profile New York trial of deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife on drug trafficking charges.
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Trump said that the US is more respected than ever before because of the tariffs imposed
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This attack is one of nearly half a dozen such incidents that have come to light following the unrest that began after student leader Sharif Osman Hadi was killed.
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Tech heavyweights including AI chip giant Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang and AMD CEO Lisa Su are among the key speakers this year
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US President Donald Trump asserts control over Venezuela, pledging to rebuild the country and its oil industry before holding elections.
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The three companies unveiled a production-intent robotaxi on Monday
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The father of Hyderabad-born Nikitha Godishala, found dead in Maryland, says the accused was her former roommate, not ex-boyfriend, while US authorities pursue Arjun Sharma on murder charges and probe the motive.
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The epicenter of the earthquake was the eastern part of Shimane Prefecture, the agency said, adding that a tsunami warning had not been issued
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Heavy gunfire and reports of unidentified drones near Caracas’ Miraflores palace have heightened security tensions days after the US-led operation that led to President Nicolás Maduro’s capture.
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A Hindu grocery trader was murdered at a busy market in Bangladesh’s Narsingdi district, marking the sixth fatal attack on the minority community in just 18 days and deepening fears over their safety.
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Trump tells NBC News Venezuela won’t hold elections in 30 days after Maduro’s capture, as US weighs an oil-led rebuild overseen by Rubio.
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Money managers increased net-long positions on the US benchmark by 2,045 lots to 19,711 lots, the biggest gain in two months, in the week ended Dec. 30, data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission show.
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US stocks rose as investors shrugged off the Venezuela action, lifting the Dow to a record. Energy shares led on hopes of oil infrastructure rebuilding.
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Donald Trump hints at military action against Colombia after Venezuela raid. President Gustavo Petro rejects drug claims, warns US threats could spark unrest.
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Chung warned that global trade tensions and intensifying competition would curb industry profitability, while geopolitical conflicts may impact operations in some regions, potentially leading to a suspension of business.
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Skerrit said that during discussions with the U.S. Department of State, “there have been careful deliberations of the need to avoid receiving violent individuals or individuals who will compromise the security of Dominica.”
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The decree, dated Saturday, was signed by then-president Nicolas Maduro, who was captured earlier that day by US military forces and is currently being held in New York.
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US legal action against deposed dictator Nicolas Maduro dates back to President Donald Trump's first term. A superseding indictment unsealed on Saturday added fresh allegations of narco-terrorism and conspiracy to import cocaine.
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Kharge raised concerns over the recent arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, and warned against the 'expansionist' tendencies and attempts to intimidate nations.
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In a statement posted on X, the Swiss Federal Government said the move takes effect immediately and applies to all Swiss-based assets linked to Maduro.
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The conflict, which began early last month, has triggered a major feud between the Gulf powers, Saudi Arabia and UAE, and fractured a coalition fighting Houthi forces.
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Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov said the strikes on his city were "not just an attack on facilities. It's an attack on heating, on water, on people's normal lives. They are trying to break us with fear and darkness."
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Officials said the overhaul to the federal vaccine schedule won't result in any families losing access or insurance coverage for vaccines, but medical experts slammed the move, saying it could lead to reduced uptake of important vaccinations and increase disease.
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Cuban authorities over the weekend said the 32 had been killed in the surprise attack but have given no further details.
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As Nicolás Maduro faces US charges, lawyers are looking at Manuel Noriega’s case for clues on invasion legality, jurisdiction and head-of-state immunity.
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Who is Nicolás Ernesto Maduro Guerra (“Nicolasito”)? A profile of Maduro’s son named in a US narco-terror indictment and cocaine-trafficking case.
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Michael Burry says US efforts to revive Venezuela’s oil industry could boost refiners like Valero and service firms like Halliburton. Here’s why.
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Rodriguez, a 56-year-old labor lawyer known for close connections to the private sector and her devotion to the ruling party, was sworn in by her brother Jorge, who is the head of the national assembly legislature.
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The tariff measures are currently under scrutiny by the US Supreme Court, where they have been challenged over whether the President exceeded his authority.
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The remarks came shortly after Flores and her husband, Nicolas Maduro, entered not guilty pleas to multiple federal charges at a New York courthouse on Monday afternoon, according to CNN.
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Jorge Rodríguez, Delcy’s brother, was reinstated as head of the assembly for a sixth consecutive annual term.
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Chevron is the only oil supermajor still operating in the South American nation.
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The two-day poll showed 65% of Republicans back the military operation ordered by Republican President Donald Trump, compared to 11% of Democrats and 23% of independents.
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The Times reports Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has a Moscow escape plan if protests and defections overwhelm security forces amid a currency crisis.
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During his visit to France, Jaishankar will meet the French leadership and hold talks with Foreign Minister Jean Noel Barrot, according to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
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The strikes came a few days before Lebanon's army commander is scheduled to brief the government on its mission of disarming Hezbollah in areas along the border with Israel.
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"As President Trump said, we are making preparations to allow for a reopening should the President make that decision," the official told Reuters.
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If even a fraction of those losing status remain in Canada, the country could soon face one of the largest undocumented populations in its history, with Indians bearing the brunt of the fallout.
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Peruvian shamans predicting Trump illness and Maduro’s fall have drawn attention after the US captured Maduro
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Ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro pleaded not guilty in a New York court, rejecting US charges and denouncing the military operation that led to his capture.
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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns of instability and legal risks after US military action in Venezuela and Nicolas Maduro’s detention in New York.
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Fresh incidents of harassment involving an opposition candidate and Hindu officials have heightened concerns over Bangladesh’s electoral climate, with allegations of intimidation, minority targeting and administrative bias surfacing ahead of the February polls.
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Thirteen countries, all but two of them in Africa, are now on the list, which makes the process of obtaining a U.S. visa unaffordable for many.
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Barry Pollack, the US lawyer who helped secure Julian Assange’s release, is now representing Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro in a high-stakes narco-terrorism case in New York.
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The Vice President also said his family wanted to shield their children from the harsh realities of public life and questioned the news value of circulating photographs that showed broken windows at the residence.
