Nicolas Maduro must face justice despite illegal US intervention

The "illegality of the US attack" in Venezuela does not absolve former president Nicolas Maduro of his responsibility for grave human rights violations committed by his government, a United Nations mission has assessed.

From Guatemala to Venezuela: the enduring patterns of Washington’s regional policy

Washington’s recent warnings regarding a "large-scale attack" against Venezuela have reignited intense scrutiny over the United States’ century-long history of interventionism in Latin America.

Rubio: Venezuela must not be an operational hub for US rivals

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that Venezuela can no longer serve as a strategic base for Russia, China, or Iran. The top diplomat issued a stern message to the country’s new interim leadership.

War costs leave 350,000 Russians in decaying homes as federal budget craters

State Duma MP Andrei Gurulyov confirmed that Russia has effectively suspended its federal program to relocate citizens from dilapidated housing.

Moldovan President hails Bulgaria’s Euro adoption as a catalyst for regional integration

Bulgaria officially became the 21st member of the Eurozone on January 1, 2026, marking a historic shift that Moldovan President Maia Sandu describes as a vital benchmark for the region’s European aspirations.

Iran security forces clash with protesters as economic unrest turns political

Six people have died in Iran following five consecutive days of nationwide protests triggered by a deepening economic crisis.

Beyond Trump: why Europe’s intellectual elite demands a federal superstate

Over 50 prominent political figures and intellectuals have co-signed a "Declaration of Independence" for the European Union, urging the bloc to end its reliance on the United States.

West warns of ‘pretext’ as Russia alleges massive drone strike on Putin residence

The United States, France, and Germany have cast serious doubt on Moscow's allegations regarding a purported Ukrainian drone strike targeting President Vladimir Putin’s residence in the Novgorod region.

Bucharest aligns with Trump-era security sharing, pledges €50m for Ukraine defense

The Romanian Government has approved a €50 million (approx. 980 million MDL) financial contribution to the United States’ "Priority Ukraine Resource List" (PURL).

Sandu condemns Russian strikes on infrastructure and fake peace narratives

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has accused Russia of deliberately sabotaging peace negotiations while Ukraine continues to seek a diplomatic resolution.

US drone strike reportedly levels Tren de Aragua logistics hub in Maracaibo

US President Donald Trump has publicly confirmed a direct military strike on a target inside Venezuela, marking a historic escalation in US-led anti-narcotics operations. The announcement came Monday, December 29, ahead of a high-level meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida.

Beijing launches missiles and assault ships toward Taiwan following record US aid

China launched missiles toward Taiwan on Tuesday and deployed amphibious assault ships, bombers, and warships around the island. This marks the second day of Beijing’s most extensive military exercises to date, designed to simulate a total blockade of Taiwan.