As tensions rise in the Caribbean, renewed attention is falling on Venezuela’s aging Soviet-era military and how it compares to the far more modern and well-funded U.S. forces now increasing their regional presence. Analysts say the gap between the two militaries is vast—technologically, strategically, and logistically—raising questions about Venezuela’s actual capabilities should a confrontation occur.
The United States has agreed to sharply reduce tariffs on a range of Swiss goods, lowering duties to 15% as part of a newly negotiated trade arrangement with the Trump administration. The agreement marks a notable shift in recent U.S. trade policy and opens the door for expanded economic cooperation between the two countries.
A federal judge has ordered the immediate release of hundreds of people detained during Chicago’s recent immigration crackdown, delivering a major setback to the enforcement campaign and raising questions about the legality of the operations.
14-Nov-2025
A new wave of escalation hit both sides of the war as Ukrainian forces launched an attack on a key Russian oil hub while deadly strikes pounded the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, marking one of the most volatile days in recent weeks.
14-Nov-2025
A devastating bus crash on the outskirts of Stockholm has left several people dead and many others injured, prompting a rapid emergency response and an official investigation into what caused the vehicle to veer off course.
14-Nov-2025
House Speaker Mike Johnson has abruptly shifted his approach to the upcoming vote on releasing the Epstein-related documents, a move that has intensified internal Republican tensions and raised fears among party leaders of a significant floor rebellion.
13-Nov-2025
British journalist Sami Hamdi has returned to London after spending more than two weeks in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), following what officials described as an “administrative detention” related to visa irregularities.
13-Nov-2025
Tensions have flared once again along the Thailand-Cambodia border, casting serious doubt on the future of the peace agreement brokered by former U.S. President Donald Trump just months ago. The fragile accord, hailed at the time as a breakthrough in Southeast Asian diplomacy, is now teetering after a Cambodian villager was reportedly killed in fresh cross-border clashes.
13-Nov-2025
Japan’s new prime minister has wasted little time reshaping the country’s foreign policy — and in doing so, has reignited tensions with Beijing, prompting China’s so-called “wolf warrior” diplomats to return to their combative stance on the world stage.
13-Nov-2025
A federal court is holding a closely watched hearing to determine whether Lindsey Halligan, recently appointed as a U.S. attorney, has the proper authority to oversee two politically charged cases involving former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James.
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