Stephen Miller, a top aide to President Trump, asserted on Monday that Greenland rightfully belonged to the United States and that the Trump administration could seize the semiautonomous Danish territory if it wanted. Donald Trump has again proposed annexing Greenland, after Denmark's leader urged him to "stop the threats" over the island. Speaking to reporters, the US president said "we need Greenland from the standpoint of national security". Watch for more details!


US-Greenland dispute: Trump's top aide Stephen Miller asserts US has right to take Greenland

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, in her first public remarks since a weekend social media post, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate vowed to return to her country, addressing the unfolding political crisis and reaffirming her commitment to the people.


US-Venezuela tensions: Machado says oppn will win 90% votes in free, fair elections

Nicolas Maduro made his first US court appearance in New York, pleading not guilty to federal charges while insisting he is still Venezuela’s president. Maduro’s wife also pleaded not guilty to charges in the same hearing. The UN Security Council convened an emergency session to address the US operation and Maduro’s abduction, with Venezuela’s UN ambassador, Samuel Moncada, condemning the actions as illegal.


US-Venezuela tensions: Maduro, wife to stay in detention centre until next hearing

US President Donald Trump recently shared a chart on Truth Social highlighting immigrant households receiving welfare assistance. While most of India’s neighbors appeared on the list, India was notably absent.

US expands immigration freeze to 20 more countries, India stands out 

US-Venezuela tensions: UN Secretary-General Guterres says power of law must prevail 

At least 12 people have been killed during a week of unrest in Iran, as protests over soaring inflation spread across the country, sparking violent clashes between demonstrators and security forces.


Iran protests: Judiciary vows strict action against rioters

US-Venezuela tensions: Venezuelan parliament head vows to bring back Maduro 

Donald Trump has again proposed annexing Greenland, after Denmark's leader urged him to "stop the threats" over the island. Speaking to reporters, the US president said "we need Greenland from the standpoint of national security". Watch for more details!


'We need Greenland': Greenland warns US president against island annexation 'fantasy'

Venezuela's deposed Maduro pleads not guilty; UNSC holds emergency meeting on Venezuela

President Trump has openly stated that the U.S. wants “total access” to Venezuela’s oil and resources. With the world’s largest proven oil reserves, Venezuela is at the center of a high-stakes geopolitical power play. Critics warn democracy may be secondary, as Washington exerts economic and military pressure while framing its actions around migration and drugs.  

Trump Says U.S. Needs 'Total Access' to Venezuela's Oil, Resources | Explained

The world is getting a clear and consistent message from Washington - obey or else.
President Donald Trump is once again projecting the image of a strongman leader, warning allies and adversaries alike that economic pressure, diplomatic coercion, and even military threats remain very much on the table. From trade to war crimes, from tariffs to sanctions, the trump doctrine appears simple America sets the rules, and the world falls in line.

Trump Threatens India: Could Raise Tariff Duties

Two days after the U.S. captured Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro in a surprise operation, the world is divided. China and Russia condemn the action, calling it illegal, while Europe urges restraint and Italy openly supports it. Global markets react with surging gold and dollar prices, fluctuating oil, and geopolitical uncertainty. Protests erupt worldwide, even as some Venezuelans celebrate Maduro’s removal. What does this mean for international law, U.S. power, and the future of Venezuela?


China Condemns U.S. For Acting Like 'World Policeman' | Russia, Iran, EU React

Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro will appear in a New York City courtroom today after his capture by the US military in an attack that killed at least 32 Cubans. He is facing drug and weapons charges.


Nicolas Maduro to Be Tried on American Soil, Court Appearance 2 Days After Capture

U.S. President Donald Trump says Washington could raise tariff duties on Indian goods, signaling possible escalation in trade tensions. The remarks highlight ongoing trade negotiations, concerns over market access, and uncertainty surrounding future U.S.–India economic relations amid broader global trade pressures.


Trump: Legislation to Impose Tariffs on Buyers of Russian Oil Soon

President Trump's pressure campaign against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro is the latest chapter in a long history of U.S. intervention in the Caribbean basin, rooted in the 1823 Monroe Doctrine but fully realized in the 20th century — ostensibly to protect U.S. interests and counter communism.

Venezuela Debt Crisis: What Are Trump's Goals in Oil & Defence Moves?

Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro will appear in a New York City courtroom today after his capture by the US military in an attack that killed at least 32 Cubans. He is facing drug and weapons charges.

BREAKING: Deposed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro To Be Tried In US 

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is set to appear in a New York court today, marking a significant development in ongoing legal proceedings. The court appearance has drawn international attention as authorities and media monitor the situation closely.

Breaking: Venezuelan President Maduro Heads to New York Court for Legal Proceedings

Deadly clashes between protesters and security forces flared across Iran over the weekend as demonstrations over rising living costs entered a second week, rights groups and local media said on Sunday.

At least 12 people, including security forces, have been killed since protests began with a shopkeepers' strike in Tehran on December 28, according to an AFP tally based on official reports.


Iran Protests: Trump Warns Iran With Very Hard Consequences If Protesters Die

Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela's ousted President, has an India connection. Long before political crackdowns and global sanctions, Maduro found his spiritual connection in India through his wife, Cilia Flores, who was also captured along with him and flown out of Venezuela after months of stepped-up pressure by the United States.

The Untold Spiritual Journey of Nicolas Maduro 

President Trump stated the United States is now "in charge of Venezuela," emphasising efforts to stabilize and fix the country before considering elections. The remarks follow the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro and signal Washington's direct role in the nation's transition amid global scrutiny.


US Secretary of State Suggests US Won't Govern Venezuela

Trump’s comments came Saturday as he defended the Venezuela operation, characterizing Maduro as a “narco-terrorist.” When asked about implications for neighboring countries, Trump doubled down on his criticism of Colombian President Gustavo Petro, a key Maduro ally.

Trump Says Colombia Is 'Run By Sick Man', Reiterates Cocaine Allegations

President Trump stated the United States is now "in charge of Venezuela," emphasising efforts to stabilize and fix the country before considering elections. The remarks follow the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro and signal Washington's direct role in the nation's transition amid global scrutiny.

Trump Says 'U.S. In Charge' of Venezuela 

US-Venezuela: Rubio suggests US won't govern Venezuela, clarifies Trump's 'run country' remarks

President Trump reiterated that the U.S. "needs Greenland" for strategic Arctic security, prompting a Danish MP to directly tell him to cease threatening the territory. The exchange revives Trump's long-standing push for control over the resource-rich island amid rival powers' growing presence.

Trump: "I Need Greenland" - Denmark Fires Back: Stop the Threats

President Trump intensified rhetoric against Latin American nations after the Venezuela operation, singling out Colombia as a "very sick neighbour" while warning Cuba, Colombia, and Mexico of consequences. The statements signal potential U.S. intervention amid claims of regional instability and security threats following Nicolás Maduro's capture. 

After Venezuela Strike, Trump Labels Colombia 'Very Sick Neighbour,' Eyes Cuba & Mexico

President Trump stated he does not believe Russia's claim that Ukraine targeted Vladimir Putin's residence with drones amid ongoing war tensions. Moscow accused Kyiv of launching the strike, but Trump rejected the narrative as Russian propaganda during the escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict. 

Trump Dismisses Putin's 'Residence Hit' Claim in Russia-Ukraine War

United States President Donald Trump has threatened his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, following Washington’s abduction of Venezuela’s leader, and said he believed the government in Cuba, too, was likely to fall soon. Trump’s warnings on board Air Force One came on Sunday, despite a growing outcry over the brazen abduction of Nicolas Maduro, with Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay and Spain condemning the US action as a “dangerous precedent for peace and regional security”.


Trump escalates rhetoric on Colombia, Cuba and Mexico after Venezuela raid 

President Trump said US oil firms will invest billions to restore Venezuela's oil infrastructure, following a military operation that captured Nicolas Maduro. Under Trump 2.0, American firms are not only driving record domestic oil and gas output, but they are also asserting their influence globally. This is in keeping with Trump's expansive vision of US Energy domination, which includes his plan for Venezuela.


Geopolitics in 2026: Trump's big bets on defence & oil 

President Trump warned acting Venezuelan leader Delcy Rodríguez that she will "pay a very big price," escalating tensions after Nicolás Maduro's capture by U.S. forces. Meanwhile, Marco Rubio deemed any elections under her leadership premature, signaling U.S. skepticism toward Venezuela's political transition. 


US-Venezuela tensions: Trump threatens Venezuela's new leader

President Trump stated the United States is now "in charge of Venezuela," emphasizing efforts to stabilize and fix the country before considering elections. The remarks follow the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro and signal Washington's direct role in the nation's transition amid global scrutiny.

Breaking: Trump Says U.S. "In Charge" of Venezuela, Prioritizes Fixes Over Elections

Breaking: Trump says looking at fixing Venezuela before we think of polls

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