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US attack on Venezuela

US president Donald Trump captured Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro during an attack on 3 January 2025

October 2026

  • a courtroom sketch shows Nicolas Maduro and his wife in court

    Nicolás Maduro and his wife indicted for alleged torture of US citizens

  • Steve Bloomfield

    double quotation markTrump wants control of South America. If Bolsonaro Jr wins in Brazil, that could become a reality

    Steve Bloomfield

April 2026

  • A portrait photograph of María Corina Machado in front of the colours of the Venezuelan flag

    Venezuela’s Machado to hold Madrid rally as opposition frozen out after Maduro capture

    Exiled leader to revive push for change amid US backing of Delcy Rodríguez and delays to democratic transition

March 2026

  • Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are seen in handcuffs after landing at a Manhattan helipad, escorted by heavily armed federal agents in January.

    Nicolás Maduro appears again in New York court on ‘narco-terrorism’ charges

    Deposed Venezuelan president and his wife, who both pleaded not guilty, were captured by US military in January

February 2026

  • Anchors sitting down at a Newsmax set

    Venezuela welcomes Trump-loving US TV channel in ‘marriage of convenience’

    Newsmax, granted major access as the first foreign outlet admitted after the US strike, hailed Trump as a ‘liberator’

January 2026

  • a woman speaking into a microphone

    Leaked video shows Venezuela regime’s desperate struggle to control message

  • Relatives of political prisoners maintain vigil in Caracasepa12647774 Relatives of political prisoners continue to wait in Zone 7 for updates on their detained family members  in Caracas, Venezuela, 13 January 2026.  EPA/MIGUEL GUTIERREZ

    Venezuela regime claims release of political prisoners is sign of new era

  • VENEZUELA-US-CONFLICT-CRISISDemonstrators wave a huge Venezuelan flag during a march in Caracas on January 9, 2026, to demand the release of deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, snatched and taken to New York on January 3 to face trial on drug and weapons charges. Venezuela said on January 9, it launched talks with the United States on restoring diplomatic ties, days after US forces deposed Nicolas Maduro as its president. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP via Getty Images)

    double quotation markTrump is repeating the mistakes of Iraq in Venezuela

    Mohamad Bazzi
  • people walk out of a building

    Rightwing bloggers and Maga minions: meet the Trump-loving Pentagon press corps

  • The Saturday read
    Trump’s territorial ambition: new imperialism or a case of the emperor’s new clothes?

  • Trump claims he has cancelled second wave of attacks on Venezuela

  • US military forces seize fifth tanker in effort to control Venezuelan oil

  • ‘We can’t take it any more’: thousands flee guerrilla clashes on Colombia-Venezuela border

  • Morality, military might and a sense of mischief: key takeaways from Trump’s New York Times interview

  • Senate advances war powers resolution to stop Trump from taking further military action in Venezuela

  • Venezuela cooperating fully and US will control its oil for years, Trump claims

  • Thousands protest in Colombia as Trump and Petro agree to meet – video

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  • double quotation markMaduro is gone, but his regime is intact. What happened behind the scenes?

    Alejandro Velasco
  • US politics live with Shrai Popat
    Democrats slam Trump’s justification for immigration agent killing woman during ICE raid and call for investigation – as it happened

  • ‘Out with the Yanks!’: Thousands protest in Colombia as anger builds over Trump’s intervention in Venezuela

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