After seizing Venezuela’s president, Donald Trump’s administration has now shared a taunting cartoon showing Trump stomping rivals. Here's all you need to know.

Trump trolls allies and rivals alike with 'Donroe Doctrine' cartoon after Maduro capture

People began looking up Maduro's tracksuit and buying it in huge numbers; the sportswear company did not even need to promote it. And in no time, the fleece tracksuit was in demand, and the supply ran out.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's tracksuit is sold out after arrest photo goes viral

Gunfire and drones over Caracas rattled nerves near the presidential palace just days after Nicolas Maduro was ousted. Security forces opened fire as residents watched red lights in the sky, raising fresh fears that Venezuela’s fragile post-Maduro calm may already be cracking.

Gunfire erupts near Venezuela presidential palace days after Nicolas Maduro capture. Watch

Raising concerns Chinese Foreign Ministere said that the international landscape was becoming increasingly volatile and unilateral decisions are being taken which he called it as a bullying behaviour.

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Cilia Flores, a lawyer from a humble background, rose through former president Hugo Chávez’s socialist movement in the 1990s to become a prominent lawmaker. She and Maduro, partners since the late 1990s and married in 2013, played a central role in strengthening Maduro’s hold on power.

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While some governments welcomed the end of Maduro’s rule, many others condemned the action as a violation of international law and a dangerous precedent. 

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The mission was closely guarded and not even the Congress was informed or consulted about it. The US military was only waiting for the right time.

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Ahead of the pre-dawn US operation, as Washington deployed forces in the Caribbean, US media reports said Maduro depended largely on Cuban advisers and security personnel. Neither Venezuela nor the United States has disclosed casualty figures from the operation.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who was with Trump and Hegseth, also told reporters that Maduro had multiple opportunities to avoid this. He was provided multiple very, very, very generous offers, and chose instead to act like a wild man, Rubio said.

‘Maduro had his chances, he effed around, and he found out’: Pete Hegseth

As the press conference drew to a close, however, attention shifted beyond Caracas when Trump added an unscripted remark on Russia, saying, ‘I’m not thrilled with Putin.’

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The preparation for this raid was unprecedented in its scale. Trump disclosed that US forces did not just study the target; they physically cloned it.

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US forces have captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. This move has sparked fears of oil price volatility, though a global supply glut may limit the long-term impact on fuel costs.

Venezuela President captured: What it means for global oil prices