Delcy Rodríguez surrounds herself with political hardliners but bows to the US economically-

The Venezuelan interim president has launched the search for possible traitors while ensuring submission to Washington.In today’s schizophrenic Venezuela, two discourses coexist. One, directed toward the outside world, was put in writing by Delcy Rodríguez and speaks of working “jointly” with the United States, while remaining silent about Washington’s decision to control energy resources and...
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Iran plunged into internet blackout as nationwide anti-government turmoil spreads-CNN

Iran plunged into internet blackout as nationwide anti-government turmoil spreads Iran was plunged into a nationwide internet blackout Thursday evening as mass anti-government protests spread around the country, with Iranians shouting slogans against the ruling theocratic regime as anger mounts over a flailing economy and security crackdowns. Authorities cut internet access and telephone lines immediately...
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US President Donald Trump said he expects the United States could be running Venezuela and extracting its oil for years. He made the comments during an interview with the New York Times in the Oval Office on Wednesday.

The paper said Trump would not give a precise time range for how long the US would oversee Venezuela. When asked if it would be months, or longer than a year, he said it would be “much longer.” Trump also remained focused on Venezuela’s oil industry. He said: “We’re going to be using oil, and...
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Two people wounded in shooting involving federal agents in Portland” Two people have been wounded in a shooting involving US federal agents in Portland, Oregon, say officials.

The city’s police department said in a statement that a man and woman had been taken to hospital and their conditions were unknown. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said the incident happened at 14:19 local time (22:19 GMT) with the traffic stop of a Venezuelan gang member, who “attempted to run over” agents with...
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An influential Protestant church in China says prominent leaders were arrested in what appears to be a growing crackdown on the underground church movement

Nine people were detained on Tuesday after police raided their homes and the church office in Chengdu, the Early Rain Covenant Church said. Five of them had been released by Wednesday. More than 1,000 miles away in Wenzhou, authorities began demolishing the Yayang Church building, as seen in video obtained by the non-profit ChinaAid, which...
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