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Trump threatens Cuba: Negotiate "BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE"

Cuba is next on Trump's hemisphere hit list.

Axios

Trump Reposts Lindsey Graham's Warning to Iran Amidst Anti-Government Protests in Tehran

Donald Trump reposted Lindsey Graham's warning to Iran on Truth Social, following his show of solidarity to the Iranian people in the ongoing protests.

International Business Times UK

Steve Bannon denies reports he’s plotting a run for the White House in 2028

The 2028 campaign is seen as a major test of where Trump’s MAGA movement goes after the president is barred from serving another term in the White House

The Independent UK

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Self-interest over ideology as disparate inner circle shapes Trump foreign policy

Administration officials, his family and even Mar-a-Lago guests wield outsized influence on a mercurial president

The Guardian - US

‘We don’t want to be Americans’: Greenland’s indigenous Inuit hit back at Trump as president repeats threats

The U.S. president shows no signs of backing down on his desire for Greenland, but he is facing resistance from its citizens

The Independent UK

Scoop: Bannon quietly making moves toward 2028 run

Publicly, however, he's calling for a third term for President Trump.

Axios

Oil Entrepreneur Harry Sargeant Emerges as Key Figure in U.S. Talks on Venezuela Energy: Report

Oil entrepreneur and Republican donor Harry Sargeant III has emerged as a central figure advising the Trump administration on how to facilitate the return of oil companies to Venezuela.

Latin Times

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Trump blindsides Rubio by reading note out loud in front of oil executives

Donald Trump appeared to blindside Marco Rubio as he read a note aloud from the Secretary of State during a televised sit-down with oil industry executives on Friday (9 January).

The Independent UK

Trump Ally Blasts Potential Greenland Invasion: 'Weapons-Grade Stupid'

Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana told CNN that a U.S. military invasion of Greenland would be "weapons-grade stupid" but he doesn't believe that they will attempt it.

International Business Times

Several Republicans Voters Approve Of The Operation That Captured Maduro Because It Projects U.S. Power Abroad: Report

Several Republicans interviewed about their assessment of the operation that captured Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro said they approve of it because it projects U.S. power abroad, according to a new report.

Latin Times

‘A more convenient dictatorship’: fear and uncertainty in Venezuela after fall of Maduro

US capture of president gave many Venezuelans hope, but a week on, an even more draconian atmosphere pervades

The Guardian - UK

George Washington’s foreign policy was built on respect for other nations and patient consideration of future burdens

Foreign policy is usually discussed as a matter of national interests – oil flows, borders, treaties, fleets. But there is a problem: “national interest” is an inherently ambiguous phrase. Although it is often presented as an expression of sheer force, its effectiveness ultimately rests on something softer – the manner…

The Conversation

America reaches its breaking point

In Minneapolis and Venezuela, the Trump administration villainizes America's neighbors — and its own citizens

Salon

Vance snarls and swipes in defence of ICE agent – was the boss impressed?

The vice-president went ballistic against the media and the left – a version of Trump with even more menace

The Guardian - US

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The Conversation

Greenland, Venezuela and the ‘Donroe doctrine’

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Trump walks away from ‘woke’ world bodies, slashes multiple U.N. agencies — even those battling violence against children

According to him, they are a threar to US sovereignty.

The Independent UK

More chaos at CBS Evening News as producer fired just days into Tony Dokoupil’s ‘embarrassing’ tenure

Javier Guzman, who has been the program’s senior broadcast producer since August, was dismissed after Wednesday night’s broadcast.

International Business Times

Trump Signals US Oversight of Venezuela Will Last Well Over a Year

Trump said the U.S. expects to maintain direct oversight of Venezuela for an extended period, signaling that Washington's role in running the country and managing its oil resources will last "much longer" than a year.

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The Guardian - US

Some US media are cheerleading Trump’s Venezuela raid. That’s not their job

An almost admiring feeling pervaded the early coverage – and not just among right-leaning outlets

Latin Times

Number Of U.S. Warships Off Venezuela Reportedly Reduced After Operation To Capture Maduro

The amount of U.S. warships off the coast of Venezuela is being reduced following the operation to capture authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro this past weekend, according to a new report.

Latin Times

Seven In Ten Americans Believe Trump Admin Has Not Clearly Explained Its Plans Regarding Venezuela, Polls Shows

Seven in ten Americans believe the Trump administration has not clearly explained its plans regarding Venezuela, according to a new poll.

Latin Times

Trump Says His Administration Is 'Getting Along Very Well' With Venezuela's Interim Administration

President Donald Trump said his administration is "getting along very well" with Venezuela's interim regime after the capture of Nicolas Maduro.

Latin Times

Trump Says U.S. Oversight of Venezuela Will Last 'Much Longer' Than a Year

Salon

War is fashionable again for the GOP

The right's detour into pacifism under Trump was never going to stick

Euronews

Danish soldiers would shoot back if invaded, government confirms

Danish soldiers must open fire even without orders if US troops were to try and capture Greenland by force, according to a 1952 directive that Denmark's Defence Ministry confirmed remains in place, domestic media reported.

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