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Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, declared the nation is "being reborn" at the UN, thanking Donald Trump for resuming diplomatic ties. Meanwhile, the US and China agreed to extend a trade truce ahead of a summit.
US removes Venezuela from list of drug transit, production countries. Trump's administration drops Venezuela from the list, considering Colombia and Bolivia as well.
President Donald Trump suggested the US could remain in Iran to "keep the oil," drawing a parallel to a deal in Venezuela, and reiterated his expectation for the Iran war to end this year.
US diesel prices soar to $5.85 per gallon, up from $3.71 a year ago, amid the US-Israel war with Iran. The US government aims to lower gas prices through an oil deal with Venezuela.
Venezuelan opposition leader questions Trump's oil deal with interim government, calling it an illegitimate regime's deal.
Five Venezuelan nationals have pleaded guilty to ATM jackpotting attacks in the US.
U.S. Oil Deal Pushes China and Russia Out of Venezuelan Fields
A new U.S. oil deal in Venezuela is reportedly displacing China and Russia from key oil fields, marking a significant shift in geopolitical influence over the nation's vast energy reserves.
The US will refill its strategic oil reserve with oil from Venezuela, according to a proposed agreement announced by President Trump. The US will gain a majority stake in 65 billion barrels of oil from Venezuelan reserves, while Venezuela retains control over the resources.
U.S. to Take Control of Major Portion of Venezuelan Oil Wealth
U.S. President Donald Trump announces the U.S. will take majority control over Venezuela's oil wealth, creating the second-largest private oil company by reserves.
The US has announced a deal with Venezuela to control over 65 billion barrels of its oil reserves, a move President Trump claims will significantly boost American oil supply and lower gas prices.
Venezuela Helped Build OPEC. Now It May Help Break It Apart
Venezuela, a founding member of OPEC, is seeing a potential revival in its oil sector due to new U.S. energy deals, which could significantly increase its output and challenge the cartel's unity.
Venezuelan Red Cross praises Iranian Red Crescent Society for condolences and solidarity during recent earthquakes.
Venezuela's Oil Revival Is Slower Than the U.S. Hoped
Venezuela's oil revival is slower than the U.S. had hoped, with the country's oil production still struggling to recover from years of decline. Despite efforts by U.S. majors to boost production, Venezuela's oil output remains below pre-sanctions levels.
US opens Venezuela's telecoms sector to investment while excluding Chinese companies.
Colombia's President Orders Immediate Deportation of Irregular Migrants: 'They Will Leave, It's a Political Decision'
Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella has ordered the immediate deportation of irregular migrants, affecting nearly 1 million Venezuelans living in the country. The decision has sparked criticism from the opposition and concerns about the potential consequences fo…
Tankers Wait a Month as Venezuela Hits an Oil Export Ceiling
Venezuela has hit an oil export ceiling, causing tankers to wait a month for shipment. This development is a significant blow to the country's oil industry, which has been struggling to maintain production levels.
SLB Prepares to Restart 15 Oil Rigs in Venezuela
SLB is preparing to restart 15 oil rigs in Venezuela, a move that could boost the country's oil production. The company has signed deals with SLB and Hunt to boost production.
The death toll from the recent earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 6,438, according to the latest official figures. The earthquakes, which struck in June, have left thousands of people homeless and in need of aid.
Three Dead and New Devastation from Floods Caused by Intense Rains in Venezuela
Three people have died and new destruction has been caused by intense rains in Caracas, Venezuela. The floods have also affected several neighborhoods, including Santa Rosalía, where over a hundred families lost their temporary shelters. The city's authorities have deploy…
Venezuela has released 131 people considered political prisoners, marking progress in national reconciliation following the US's removal of former President Nicolas Maduro.
BP will develop a large offshore gasfield in Venezuela with firms linked to the Trump administration. The move is one of the first large-scale foreign investments in the country since the US ousted leader Nicolás Maduro in January.
Venezuela’s Oil Production Grows at a Crucial Time Despite Challenges
Venezuela's oil production has grown at a crucial time despite challenges. The country's oil exports have fallen, but the US has seen a seven-year high in oil shipments from Venezuela.
India Hopes To Take Over Operation Of Venezuelan Oil Fields From PDVSA
India is hoping to take over the operation of Venezuelan oil fields from PDVSA, a move that could have significant implications for the global oil market. The Indian government is reportedly in talks with Venezuelan officials to assume control of the country's oil fields,…
Venezuela’s Oil Exports Fall Even as U.S. Shipments Hit Seven-Year High
Despite a seven-year high in U.S. oil shipments, Venezuela's overall oil exports have declined, signaling challenges in its production and export capabilities.
The Venezuelan government has announced that the confirmed death toll from a pair of heavy earthquakes that struck the country in June has risen to 6,125 people. The government faces mounting criticism for shortcomings in the response to the deadly earthquakes.
Crude oil exports from Venezuela decreased to around 1.16 million barrels per day in July compared to 1.2 million barrels per day in June, while shipments to the US increased to around 786,000 barrels per day, the highest level since early 2019.
Nicolas Maduro welcomes dialogue ahead of US-backed meeting. Venezuela and Dominican Republic agree to restore relations.
Mauricio Claver-Carone, Trump's unofficial Venezuela adviser, has left his post. He says it was his own choice but others say he was pushed out recently.
José Gregorio González, a Venezuelan immigrant, was detained by ICE again after donating his kidney to his brother, José Alfredo Pacheco, who has end-stage renal disease. González had been reporting to ICE on a weekly basis since April and was placed in an intensive super…
Venezuelan Nobel Peace Prize laureate and opposition leader Maria Corina Machado said she will not take part in US-backed talks with the de facto government of Delcy Rodriguez scheduled for August.