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Trump tells oil companies they are dealing with US, not Venezuela
Having deposed leftist leader Nicolas Maduro, the Trump administration has said they will control Venezuela's oil sales indefinitely.
Venezuela says in talks with US to restore diplomatic ties
Officials said US diplomats were in Caracas to discuss reopening the US embassy, while in Washington Trump prepared to meet with oil companies
Pope Leo decries world's 'zeal for war' in fiery Vatican speech
Pope Leo, the first U.S. pope, said the weakness of international organizations in the face of global conflicts was "a particular cause for concern".
What’s next for Venezuela?
There's uncertainty and fear in Venezuela following the capture and removal of its president Nicolás Maduro by the US. Tulia Falleti is a Professor of Political Science at the University of… Audio
US seizes fifth vessel in Venezuela blockade
The Olina tanker was seized in the Caribbean, the fifth vessel targeted in recent weeks as Washington steps up efforts to curb Venezuelan oil exports.
Musk's AI bot limits image generation on X to after backlash
The chatbot's image generation had allowed users on X to edit or create sexualized photos, including generating images of women and children in minimal clothing.
Minnesota officials blocked from investigating ICE shooting
The decision cuts off state law enforcement from access to evidence that may show whether the officer responsible could, or should, be criminally charged.
Australian bushfires: 'Road became like a fire tunnel'
Ruffy residents describe the devastation wrought by central Victoria's Longwood bushfire.
Lawyers for Luigi Mangione fight death penalty
Mangione's brutal killing of UnitedHealthcare's CEO garnered appalled reactions but also vocal support, as he became a figure for larger frustrations with the US health care system.
Trump says he's cancelled 'second wave' of Venezuela attacks
The United States president said Venezuela was working well with the US, particularly regarding its oil and gas infrastructure.
Iran shuts off internet as protesters start fires in widening unrest
Internet and phone lines are blocked, and flights cancelled, as Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei accuses protesters of acting at Donald Trump's behest.
Gaza civil defence says Israeli attacks kill 7 including 4 children
The Israeli military said it was checking the reports.
One dead, 38 missing, after Philippine dump site collapse
A mountain of garbage toppled onto sanitation workers at the Binaliw landfill, a privately operated facility in Cebu.
Russia bombards Ukraine's capital after rejecting peacekeeping plan
The attack has killed at least four people.
US federal agents shoot two people in Portland, police say
Agents were conducting a vehicle stop when the driver "weaponised" the vehicle before an officer "fired a defensive shot," the Department of Homeland Security says.
Latest news from London with Lucy Thomson
UK correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Melissa Chan-Green. Audio
Protesters, US officers clash after ICE officer kills woman
At least one protester was detained as federal officers armed with pepperball guns and tear gas faced off with demonstrators.
Shortages, cash handouts and killings: How Iran’s protests spread
Millions of Iranians are grappling with rampant inflation and a plummeting currency, as thousands took to the streets in demonstrations.
Six months to re-plan a wedding? Couple blindsided by Olympic construction
Brisbane couples say they've been 'blindsided' by their wedding venue closing to make way for an Olympic Stadium, but the mayor says six months' notice is plenty of time.
Russia slams Western peacekeeping plan for Ukraine
It says any Western forces on the ground would be considered 'legitimate military targets'.