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Cuba Confirms Talks With U.S. as Oil Squeeze Deepens

Havana says the goal is to resolve disputes through dialogue while insisting the process respect sovereignty and political systems.

U.S. Grants Oil Licenses in Venezuela as Sales Top $1 Billion

Trump Declares National Emergency on Cuba, Authorizes Tariffs Targeting Foreign Oil Suppliers

China and Russia Denounce U.S. Venezuela Operation but Stop Short of Force

U.S. Seizes Tanker as Trump and Venezuela’s Interim Leader Hold First Call

Trump Claims Acting Venezuelan Presidency and Threatens to Bar Exxon From Oil Deals

Trump Declares Emergency to Shield Venezuelan Oil Revenue Held in U.S. Accounts

Trump Calls Off Second Venezuela Strike After Prisoner Releases

Reports Say DNI Tulsi Gabbard Was Cut Out of Venezuela Raid Planning as White House Denies

Trump Says U.S. Could Run Venezuela and Its Oil for Years

Maduro Arraigned in New York as U.S. Touts Oil Leverage and Congress Demands a Briefing

After Maduro’s Capture, Johnson Says No U.S. Troops Expected in Venezuela

Maduro Arraigned in New York as Venezuela’s Power Struggle Deepens After U.S. Raid

Energy Stocks Surge as Trump Pledges U.S. Rebuild of Venezuela’s Oil, but Output Rebound Likely Slow

UN Rebukes U.S. Over Venezuela Raid as Congress Seeks Answers

UN Council Rebukes U.S. Over Venezuela Raid as Maduro Heads to New York Court

Maduro in U.S. Custody as Trump Says U.S. Will Run Venezuela

Tech-Led Asian Rally Extends as Gold Jumps After U.S. Ouster of Maduro

U.S. Strikes Venezuela as Trump Says Maduro Captured for U.S. Trial

Maduro Opens Door to U.S. Talks on Drugs and Oil, Declines to Address Reported CIA Dock Strike