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Venezuela and Israel Reopen Consular Channel After 17-Year Break

Keeping Israeli technical teams on quake recovery could mark a broader shift in Caracas's foreign policy.

U.S. Backs Venezuela’s Exit From the International Criminal Court as Probe Stays Active

Venezuela Merges Foreign and Trade Ministries and Names Félix Plasencia Minister

U.S.-Coordinated Strike Kills Leader of Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua

U.S. Conducts Evacuation Drill at Caracas Embassy With Osprey Landings

Venezuela Rejects World Court's Authority as Essequibo Hearings End

ICJ Opens Hearings in Guyana–Venezuela Essequibo Dispute

U.S. Brokers New Venezuela Oil Deals With Hunt, Crossover and HKN

U.S. Reopens Embassy in Caracas After Seven-Year Break

U.S. Eases Venezuela Mining Sanctions, Opening Path for Investment in Gold and Critical Minerals

Venezuela’s Interim Leader Replaces Defense Minister With Counterintelligence Chief

U.S. and Venezuela Restore Diplomatic Ties as Washington Eyes Energy, Mining Openings

U.S. and Venezuela Agree to Restore Diplomatic Relations After 2019 Break

U.S. Forces Intercept Sanctioned Tanker Veronica III in Indian Ocean

U.S. Authorizes BP, Chevron, Eni, Repsol and Shell to Restart Oil Work in Venezuela

U.S. Grants Conditional Venezuela Oil Licenses to BP, Chevron, Eni, Repsol and Shell

U.S. Envoy Lands in Caracas to Begin Reopening Embassy After Seven Years

Brazil Aide Celso Amorim Uses Economist Essay to Denounce U.S. Maduro Capture and Warn of Eroding Global Order

Morena Stages 300 District Assemblies to Denounce Foreign Intervention and Back Sheinbaum

U.S. Moves to Shield Venezuela Oil Revenues as Trump Pressures Cuba