U.S. Sanctions Harry Sargeant’s Company and Two ICC Judges
The Department of the Treasury announced updates on its offensive against the ICC and the new configuration of the oil industry in Venezuela.
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The Gulf Monarchies Make Their First Energy Investments in Venezuela After January 3
The deal by XRG, the investment arm of ADNOC, and UCC, linked to the Emir of Qatar, represents the culmination of a long process of rapprochement between Venezuela and the two Gulf monarchies.
How the Left Wing Is Conquering the Democratic Party, and What It Means for Venezuela
The movements on the left wing of the Democratic Party, including the DSA, have grown substantially in the recent primaries.
What Interests Draw Peter Thiel to Venezuela?
Peter Thiel, venture capitalist and now also one of the leaders of the new techno-right in the United States, has his sights set on Venezuela.
China and the Geopolitical Game of Venezuela’s Debt
China owns a relatively modest portion of Venezuela’s external debt, but could invoke a veto power.
Ballard Partners: Washington, DC’s Most Influential Lobbying Firm in Arrives in Caracas
Ballard Partners, one of the most influential lobbying firms in Washington, has opened an office in Caracas.
Who’s Who in the US congressional delegation that visited Venezuela
Four distinct profiles —two Republicans close to the pro-Israel lobby, a veteran political operator, and a progressive Democrat critical of sanctions— make up the first House of Representatives mission to set foot in Caracas since diplomatic relations were restored.
Shidduch: How Israel Is Returning to Venezuela
Israel is sending an initial official civil-military delegation amidst a loss of international legitimacy.
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.
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.