The ‘Iron Lady’ of Venezuela, an opposition leader who is currently in hiding, has been lauded by the Nobel Committee.


White House slams Nobel committee for placing politics over peace

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize

Maria Corina Machado's Nobel Peace Prize win came after a swirl of buzz around US President Donald Trump, who had been actively lobbying for the award.


Breaking: Who is Maria Corina Machado? Winner of 2025 Nobel Peace Prize 

Breaking: Venezuela's Maria Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize 2025 

Breaking: It's not Trump; Venezuelan leader María Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro alleges that a false flag terror plot targeting the closed U.S. Embassy in Caracas was foiled by local security forces. He claims the plan aimed to trigger direct conflict with the United States and frame his government. This comes as President Trump reportedly ends all diplomatic outreach to Venezuela, while U.S. military activity intensifies near the region. Is a new flashpoint emerging?

Venezuela's Shocking Claim: 'False Flag Bombing Foiled'

President Nicolás Maduro claimed on Monday that Venezuela had thwarted a false flag operation by what he described as local terrorists, who allegedly planned to plant explosives at the U.S. embassy in Caracas to escalate tensions between the two countries over drug trafficking.


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Venezuela has accused the United States of military harassment after five U.S. fighter jets reportedly flew close to its shores. Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino said the incident was part of “threatening maneuvers” against Caracas, while President Nicolás Maduro has instructed the armed forces to respond. The claim comes as Venezuela intensifies operations against Colombian rebel groups inside its territory.

Tensions Between U.S. and Venezuela Hit a Critical Point | 'No Boats Left': Trump

US-Venezuela Tensions Rise: Trump Administration Justifies Strikes on Venezuelan Boats

Venezuela has accused the United States of military harassment after five U.S. fighter jets reportedly flew close to its shores. Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino said the incident was part of “threatening maneuvers” against Caracas, while President Nicolás Maduro has instructed the armed forces to respond. The claim comes as Venezuela intensifies operations against Colombian rebel groups inside its territory.


US-Venezuela tensions rise: Trump administration justifies strikes on Venezuelan boats

US-Venezuela tensions rise: Caracas reports ‘illegal incursion’ by five us jets near Caribbean coast

US-Venezuela Showdown: US Fighter Jets Spotted Near Venezuela’s Coast, Minister Says

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is reportedly ready to declare a state of emergency amid growing fears of U.S. military aggression. Vice President Delcy Rodriguez confirmed that Maduro has prepared a decree giving himself special powers to defend the country if Washington dares to strike.


Venezuela Alleges 'Illegal Incursion' By US Fighter Jets, Amid Trump's War On Drug Cartels 

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is reportedly ready to declare a state of emergency amid growing fears of U.S. military aggression. Vice President Delcy Rodriguez confirmed that Maduro has prepared a decree giving himself special powers to defend the country if Washington dares to strike.

Meanwhile, speculation is mounting that President Donald Trump could take decisive action against Venezuela following recent U.S. strikes on suspected drug vessels near its coast. Could the situation spiral into a direct confrontation?

Trump warns Venezuela drug cartels: Maduro declares emergency

Reports indicate that the United States may conduct military strikes in Venezuela within the coming weeks amid rising tensions.


US-Venezuela tensions: Is Trump planning to strike deep inside Venezuela? 

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said recent U.S. strikes on boats carrying alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers delivered a powerful warning to anyone seeking to bring drugs into the United States.


US-Venezuela tensions: US covert operation vessel spotted in Caribbean

Reports suggest US considers drone attacks on Venezuelan drug labs 

Thousands of Venezuelans, joined by the country's Bolivarian Popular Militia, marched in Caracas to denounce U.S. threats against their nation.


Venezuela: Nicolas Maduro's supporters protest in Caracas against US naval deployments

U.S. Vs Venezuela: On Saturday, Venezuela conducted a day of military training for civilians in reaction to the U.S. troop deployment in the Caribbean and recent threats from President Donald Trump. 


U.S. Vs Venezuela: Trump Threats Prompt Venezuela to Train Civilians in Military Drills 

U.S. Vs Venezuela:  Venezuela mobilizes civilians for nationwide military training drills in response to U.S. troop buildup and Trump’s latest threats.

U.S. Vs Venezuela: Venezuela Opens Military Training to Civilians as Trump Issues Threats 

U.S.-Venezuela: U.S. President Donald Trump has warned Venezuela of “incalculable” consequences if it fails to promptly accept immigrants he labeled as “prisoners” and individuals from “mental institutions.”


U.S.-Venezuela: Trump Warns Venezuela of ‘Severe Consequences’ Over Prisoners 

Venezuela on Friday accused the United States of waging an "undeclared war" in the Caribbean and called for a UN probe of American strikes that killed over a dozen alleged drug traffickers on boats in recent weeks.


US-Venezuela tensions: Venezuela calls on UN for detailed probe on US strikes 


War In The Caribbean? U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered a second kinetic strike on a Venezuelan vessel, escalating tensions in the region. U.S. warships are now actively engaged in operations, sparking fears of a wider conflict in the Caribbean Sea.


 US Forces Knock off Three Boats Carrying Drugs, Venezuela Demands UN Probe 

Venezuela’s Armed Forces staged a major show of military force on Thursday as part of the Sovereign Caribbean 200 Campaign, in direct response to the presence of U.S. warships near its coastline.

The exercises, held near La Orchila Island—home to the Antonio Díaz Naval Air Base—included 12 warships, 22 aircraft, tanks, helicopters, amphibious vehicles, and around 2,300 troops.

President Nicolás Maduro and Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López described the drills as a necessary reaction to what they view as "aggressive" U.S. maneuvers in the region. The U.S., however, claims its naval presence is part of ongoing anti-narcotics operations.

Venezuela conducts 'Caribe Soberano 200' military drills 

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