Why is Venezuela leaving the International Criminal Court?
Venezuela announced this Friday its decision to denounce the Rome Statute and initiate the formal process to withdraw from the International Criminal Court.
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Colombia’s New Foreign Policy Toward Venezuela: Trade, Washington, and the ELN Set the Agenda
The arrival of Abelardo de la Espriella’s government will mark a turning point in Colombian foreign policy.
Félix Plasencia’s First Tour: The Persian Gulf on Venezuela’s New Foreign Policy Map
Chancellor Félix Plasencia’s first international tour confirmed a trend that has been consolidating since January 3.
China’s New Power in the Oil Market: Why Venezuela Should Pay Attention
Today, the demand of one country is beginning to play an equally important role in the oil market: China.
Félix Plasencia Returns to the Foreign Ministry: An Experienced Diplomat Trusted by Delcy Rodríguez
The latest cabinet reshuffle under interim President Delcy Rodríguez marks a turning point for Venezuelan foreign policy, with diplomat and politician Félix Plasencia at its center.
Funds to Rebuild Venezuela: Initiatives by Multilateral Organizations, Foreign Countries, and the Government
The CAF development bank estimates that Venezuela will need more than $15 billion.
UN Response in Venezuela After the Earthquake: How Are They Helping and How Can We Contribute?
The response of the United Nations system to the earthquakes of June 24 in Venezuela has become one of the largest humanitarian operations deployed in the country.
Solidarity in the Midst of Catastrophe: The Countries and International Organizations That Answered Venezuela’s Call
The international response to the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela has produced one of the largest humanitarian deployments recorded in the country’s recent history.
Fechou: How Brazil Leads the Race to Invest in Venezuela
Brazilian businesses are exploring investment opportunities in Venezuela in key sectors such as energy, agribusiness, automotive and health.
Venezuela and General Electric sign agreement to modernize the national electric system as Colombia pursues interconnection
The Venezuelan government has signed a memorandum of understanding with U.S.-based General Electric Vernova (GE Vernova) to support the recovery and modernization of the National Electric System (SEN).