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U.S. Backs Talks Led by 2015 Assembly and Interim Government to Map Venezuela's Democratic Transition

Washington framed the meeting as a technical first step to rebuild institutions and prepare credible elections.

Lindsey Graham Urges Nobel Be Renamed 'Trump Prize' If President Secures Saudi‑Israel Deal

Ukraine Hosts Tsikhanouskaya and Formalizes Ties With Belarusian Opposition

Ex-NATO Chief Proposes ‘D7’ of Democracies With Economic Article 5

Qatar Source Says U.S. Transition Talks Excluded María Corina Machado

Paraguay Reaffirms Taiwan Ties in Taipei Visit as China Presses for a Break

Ramaphosa Makes Unannounced Working Visit to Mnangagwa at Private Farm

Peru Poll Signals Tight June 7 Runoff After Fujimori Leads First Round

Sheinbaum’s Barcelona Trip Revives Mexico–Spain Ties

Left Leaders Gather in Barcelona to Build a Pro‑Democracy Alliance

Brazil, Spain and Mexico Back Cuba’s Sovereignty, Pledge More Aid

Barcelona Progressive Summit Ends With Cuba Appeal and Spain–Brazil Deals

South Africa Announces UN Push for International Panel on Inequality

On First Foreign Trip, Connolly Warns ‘Democracy Is Under Attack’ at Barcelona Forum

Sánchez and Lula Rally Global Left in Barcelona as Spain Bars U.S. War Flights

Thousands Protest Slovak Plan to End Postal Voting for Citizens Abroad

U.S. Allies Drift Toward China as Trust in Washington Erodes, Poll Finds

Feijóo Sets Out Foreign-Policy Priorities in Call With Rubio

Lula Says Maduro Must Be Tried in Venezuela, Not in a U.S. Court

Hillary Clinton Warns of 'Transatlantic Alliance of Autocracy' at Berlin Forum