Chavismo Quietly Reopens the Door to Israel After the Earthquake
Caracas and Tel Aviv agreed to resume consular relations after weeks of collaboration on quake relief, retreating from seventeen years of hostility ignited by Chávez
Tag: foreign policy
How Delcy Rodríguez Is Rewriting Venezuela’s Foreign Policy
She seeks to preserve authoritarian rule at home by engaging with former enemies and cultivating international goodwill
Can Venezuela Become an “Oil-Rich Hungary” in the Caribbean?
After two decades of a hyper-ideological anti-West agenda, can Caracas start pursuing a more pragmatic foreign policy?
Six Signs of Chavismo’s Mutation under US Oversight
It’s hard to put paper over the disappearance of Maduro’s allies or the de facto suffocation of Cuba
Why Maduro’s Alliance with Russia Matters for European Security
A democratic Venezuela could help weaken the Russian threat to Europe
Venezuela is Exposing the Debts of Latin American Integration
The hollow anti-imperialism and submissive alignment triggered by U.S. threats crystallizes age-old failures at regional integration. Will anything change?
A U.S. License to Kill in the Caribbean?
Lethal strikes on alleged terrorists in the Caribbean echo a long history of militarized policies and a contempt for human life Venezuela knows all too well
Trump’s Volatility in the Caribbean Shakes Nicolás Maduro
Trump’s quest for the Nobel Peace Prize brings his unpredictable politics to Venezuela, exposing contradictions that generate paralysis within chavismo
U.S.–Venezuela Escalation: A Snapshot of a Fluid Crisis
Rising military threats and hostility show how fast the conflict can evolve. The U.S. is likely to persist with drug interdiction near Venezuela
“When the Marines Arrive”: Dismantling the Politics of Impotence
Recent events are again putting the fate of Venezuelans in the hands of Trump and the U.S. military. It’s time to abandon this futile faith and seriously consider what may come next—and how that can go wrong
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