Bolton advises Maduro to leave Venezuela
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro should leave the country the sooner the better, U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton wrote on Twitter.. He stressed that Maduro should take advantage of …
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Maduro expressed gratitude to Putin
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin had given Venezuela support on all fronts and that Caracas was grateful. "Putin is giving us support on all levels …
Venezuelan sanctions push oil higher
Oil prices advanced on Tuesday in Asia as investors weighed renewed Sino-U.S. tension and sanctions against Venezuela’s state-owned oil company PDVSA. Crude oil WTI futures were up 0.9% to $52.48 per barrel by 1:09 AM ET (6:09 …
The oil market will soon feel the heat of turmoil in Venezuela
Further conflict could see the energy industry become the focal point of unrest
Maduro rejects ultimatum on fresh elections in Venezuela
Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, has rejected an international ultimatum to call elections within eight days, and said the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, had violated the …
Venezuela military attaché in Washington backs Guaido, called traitor at home
Venezuela’s military attaché at the U.S. embassy in Washington supported self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaido in a video shared on social media. Colonel Jose Luis Silva said he …
"Hang on, brother Nicholas!"
Events in Venezuela once again demonstrate existing civilizational chasm
European powers ready to recognize Venezuela's Guaido
Major European countries threw their weight behind Venezuela’s opposition leader Juan Guaido on Saturday saying they would recognize him as interim president if Nicolas Maduro failed to call elections within eight days, Reuters …
Zarif: Iran will support Venezuelan government and people against conspiracies
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said that Iran will support the Venezuelan government, which is currently facing a political crisis, Sputnik reported. In a phone call with his Venezuelan counterpart …
Russia seals position as top crude oil supplier to China
... holding off Saudi Arabia
Venezuela close to deep crisis
The economic woes provoked anti-government riots that rage to this day
Putin expresses support to Maduro in phone call
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday called his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro and expressed support, after several other nations recognized the self-declared Venezuelan leader Juan …
Medvedev invites US to imagine Venezuelan-style change of president in Washington
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has called for imagining a situation where the US president might facing regime change like the one that is now unfolding in Venezuela. On his Facebook page, Medvedev pondered what the …
Venezuela crisis puts oil market in panic mode
Oil rose today, shaking off persistent concern about the outlook for demand after the U.S. government said it could impose sanctions on OPEC member Venezuela's crude exports. Brent crude futures were up 10 cents at $61.24 a barrel …
Georgia recognizes Guaido as interim President of Venezuela
Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani said that Tbilisi recognized Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president. Georgia welcomes statements of our partners and supports citizens …
What does Venezuela crisis mean for Russia?
Russia may scale down military-technical cooperation with Venezuela, Russian Federation Council member Frants Klintsevich said. "It was a real aggression from the United States in Venezuela, they used …
Erdogan: Maduro brother, stand tall
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan voiced solidarity with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro after the U.S. recognized opposition-controlled National Assembly's President Juan Guaido as …
Oil prices zip higher with Opec production cuts in focus
Crude has kicked off 2019 in rally mode after torrid performance last year
OPEC+ deal not enough to save the oil market
If the goal of the OPEC+ cuts was to boost oil prices, then the deal is clearly failing
OPEC, allies agree to cut oil output
Saudi Arabia to carry heaviest burden; Iran, Libya, Venezuela exempt