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Person · Head_of_state · Venezuela · 298 dispatches indexed · last seen Jun 26, 2026
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International Relations
Venezuela Back in Global System: Decoding the Evolving Türkiye-Venezuela Relations

Venezuela's acting President Rodriguez visited Türkiye in June 2026 with ministers to deepen strategic ties amid shifting geopolitics, energy market changes, and Venezuela's international reintegration, signaling both nations' pragmatic pivot toward economic cooperation and regional influence.

Caspian Post · Jun 12
Geopolitical Economics
Post-Maduro Economic Management Leaves Structural Flaws Untouched

Post-Maduro Venezuelan authorities increased oil revenues but failed to dismantle structural economic control mechanisms, leaving 90% inflation, currency depreciation, and institutional dysfunction unaddressed despite five months of interim governance.

Caracas Chronicles · May 19
Geopolitical Politics
Hantavirus, AI, El Niño, Anarchism And The Future

ScheerPost editor warns that as global crises including hantavirus, AI advancement, and economic precarity intensify, desperate populations may embrace authoritarianism and surveillance systems that contradict their interests, potentially enabling resource wars and social control.

Scheerpost · May 15
International Relations
Friday Reading List - 8 May 2026

The White House welcomed Brazil's Lula while Secretary of State Marco Rubio was absent, amid broader U.S.-Latin America diplomatic shifts involving Mexico corruption cases, Venezuelan political transitions, and regional trade negotiations affecting multiple nations.

Latin America Risk Report · May 8
Geopolitical Economics
Development versus Imperialism

Developed nations historically exploited developing countries through force or coercion to extract resources, but recent Venezuelan events suggest a strategic shift toward negotiated economic development partnerships that benefit both parties and expand global capitalism's reach and dynamism.

Perfil · May 2
International Relations
New US chief of mission arrives in Venezuela: US embassy

The US appointed Barrett as chief of mission to Venezuela following restored diplomatic ties in March after special forces captured authoritarian leader Maduro, supporting interim president Rodriguez's reforms on oil investment and prisoner amnesty while gradually easing sanctions.

Ahram Online · Apr 23
Critical Tech & Minerals
Five men control world-changing AI

Five men control the world's most powerful new AI technology, sparking concerns about its dangers.

The Economist · Apr 20
Geopolitical Politics
A New Global Landscape

Maduro's fall in Venezuela and anticipated Cuban regime change have eliminated major destabilizing dictatorships in Latin America, reshaping regional geopolitics while Middle East conflicts recalibrate global power dynamics, though Western military intervention remains contentious.

La Nacion · Apr 19
International Relations
U.S. Relations With Colombia

The United States, which established diplomatic relations with Colombia in 1822, has provided over 1.5 billion dollars since 2017 to support Colombia's peace accord implementation and democracy promotion efforts across the Western Hemisphere.

2021-2025.state.gov · Apr 3
Critical Tech & Minerals
Gatekeeping the Frontier: When AI Access Becomes a National Security Concern

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick issued export controls suspending Anthropic's latest AI models for all foreign nationals, reflecting broader government securitization of frontier AI access and reshaping AI governance from public to national security domains.

RUSI: Latest Publications · Jun 22
International Relations
Friday Reading List - 12 June 2026

LatAm political news and sports updates are highlighted in the Friday reading list.

Latin America Risk Report · Jun 12
Geopolitical Economics
After Maduro, What’s Next for the Venezuelan Economy?

US special forces seized Venezuelan President Maduro in January 2026, enabling sanctions relief that could substantially boost Venezuela's oil exports, foreign currency access, and economic growth after its economy contracted seventy-five percent between 2014-2021.

International Banker · May 15
Geopolitical Politics
The Ignorant

Autocrat Viktor Orbán was defeated after 16 years of rule in Hungary, exemplifying the transient nature of power.

Perfil · Apr 19
Other
Meet the passport bros

Passport bros seek partners abroad, believing Western dating is broken and their money goes further elsewhere.

The Economist · Apr 19
Geopolitical Conflict
Iran Israel US Conflict Global Impact | Will the Iran war create a new world order?

Operation Epic Fury in February 2026 accelerated a multipolar power shift, exposing fractures in post-Cold War institutions as the US-Israel coordination bypassed multilateral frameworks, signaling that deterrence, international law, and alliance structures built over 70 years are fundamentally being reconceptualized.

The Daily Star · Apr 8
Geopolitical Conflict
The retaking of Cuba

Washington escalated pressure on Cuba through an indictment of Raul Castro, Supreme Court backing for confiscated property claims worth billions, and naval deployments, as part of a decades-long strategy to reassert control over the island.

Al Jazeera · Jun 8
Geopolitical Politics
Havana after the war

Havana deteriorates under Cuban regime mismanagement while facing potential U.S. pressure, allowing leadership to exploit external threat narrative and suppress internal dissent through nationalist sentiment rather than addressing economic collapse.

14ymedio - Portada · May 17
Geopolitical Economics
Venezuela’s crypto mining ban could be solving a power crisis

Venezuela's government banned cryptocurrency mining to address a power crisis, with electricity demand reaching 15,579 megawatts, the highest in nine years, driven by infrastructure decay, mass emigration of skilled workers, and cheap electricity attracting miners.

Cryptonews · May 9
Geopolitical Economics
DUKE: Trump Drills Beijing

Trump's confrontation with Iran may reorder the Middle East, weakening China's energy leverage.

AOL · Apr 29
Geopolitical Politics
How J.D. Vance thinks

J.D. Vance's ideology influences Donald Trump's presidency, with Vance opposing constant global policing.

The Economist · Apr 18
Geopolitical Economics
Argentina, facing a world at war over energy

Argentina faces energy-driven global tensions centered on the Strait of Hormuz, where twenty percent of world oil transits, directly impacting the nation's inflation and macroeconomic stability through international energy prices and transport costs.

Diario El Dia - · Apr 6