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Venezuela: Venezuela: Why the Political Transition Is with Chavismo and Not against Chavismo

Patricia Simoni - . Published in Analitica

[N]either Trump nor Rubio has confidence in the Venezuelan opposition leadership to lead the transition.

Brazil: Why the Venezuelan Invasion Interests Nvidia More than Exxon*

Jane Dorwart - . Published in Folha

Donald Trump has not read history. He invaded Venezuela [to steal] the country’s oil, as if it were still 1973.

Kenya: Venezuela Raid Makes Trump the Newest Threat to World Peace

Jinghong Chen - . Published in The Standard

Ghana: Is US Intervention in Venezuela a Step Too Far?

Jinghong Chen - . Published in GhanaWeb

[W]hat is illegitimate is any attempt to seize the natural resources of Venezuela and impose puppet leaderships on it.

Philippines: War Is War

Jinghong Chen - . Published in The Manila Times

Canada: How Venezuelan Crude Could Shake Things Up for Canadian Producers

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in CBC

Ghana: Washington’s New Doctrine Meets Caracas’ Old Regime

Jinghong Chen - . Published in GhanaWeb

Germany: India Should Put Up Resistance

Michael Stehle - . Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Bulgaria: US Intervention in the Iran War: Tehran’s Response in Four Scenarios

Georgi T. Dimitrov - . Published in Deutsche Welle Bulgaria

[I]f the U.S. fails in Iran, then Washington’s international standing will collapse.

Venezuela: Oil Sanctions: Why the US Will Lose More Than Venezuela

Patricia Simoni - . Published in Analítica

Russia: Latino Vote Is More Important to the White House than Cheap Oil*

Robin Koerner - . Published in Nezavisimaya Gazeta

Washington cannot let Maduro's actions go unanswered.

Germany: The US Has Let Iran Do What It Wants Despite Oil Sanctions

Anna Wright - . Published in Handelsblatt

The U.S. administration must now show some backbone and make its oil sanctions bite.
     
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