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World news highlights for June 13th
This is a summary of the most prominent world news on May 13th, providing quick updates on noteworthy international events concerning Iran, US-China relations, inflation, the Ukraine conflict, and the US-Venezuela relationship.
The US resumes embassy operations in Venezuela.
The U.S. State Department announced on March 30 that Washington has officially resumed operations at its embassy in Caracas, marking a new step in bilateral relations between the two countries.
Life inside prison for the former Venezuelan president is revealed for the first time.
Maduro and Flores moved to New York after being arrested by US forces in Venezuela, and they have consistently pleaded not guilty to the charges brought against them by the US.
Former Venezuelan president appears in court in New York on March 26.
Former President Maduro's lawyers are expected to push to dismiss drug trafficking charges against the Venezuelan leader when he appears in court in New York.
President Trump leaves open the possibility of seizing Iranian oil.
US President Donald Trump has left open the possibility that Washington could access or control Iran's oil resources.
The US and Venezuela agree to restore diplomatic and consular relations.
The United States and the interim government in Venezuela have reached an agreement to restore diplomatic and consular relations, the U.S. State Department said.
President Trump: Venezuela is a new friend and partner of the United States.
Trump said the U.S. established a new relationship with Venezuela following Maduro's arrest, and also honored the pilots involved in the operation in his State of the Union address.
Venezuela and the US discuss a 'transition' phase after Maduro's departure.
Interim President Delcy Rodriguez further consolidated her government by appointing a cabinet and appointing U.S. Chargé d'affaires Laura Dogu.
Venezuela's interim leader calls for opening up the oil and gas market and warming relations with the US.
This statement comes after the Trump administration pledged to gain control over Venezuela's crude oil sales.
Mr. Trump wants to visit Venezuela.
President Trump said he hopes Venezuela's interim president will visit the United States and that he himself plans to visit the country.
Venezuela upgrades diplomatic relations with Italy.
Venezuela and Italy have agreed to upgrade diplomatic relations to the ambassadorial level, boosting bilateral cooperation.
The truth behind the mysterious 'sonic weapon' used in the US arrest of President Maduro.
According to "witness" accounts, during Maduro's arrest, the US used a mysterious weapon that caused Venezuelan soldiers to have nosebleeds.
Venezuela reaffirms solidarity with Cuba despite pressure from the US.
This move comes amid increased pressure from US President Donald Trump for Venezuela to isolate Cuba, including cutting off fuel and financial supplies from Venezuela to Cuba.
Trump declared that the US would control 55% of the world's oil reserves.
US President Donald Trump declared that the United States would control more than 55% of global oil if American companies were allowed to resume exploration in Venezuela.
Venezuela signals a resumption of diplomatic relations with the United States.
The Venezuelan government announced it has begun "exploratory" contacts toward restoring formal diplomatic relations with the United States.
US forces intercept a fifth oil tanker in the Caribbean Sea.
On January 9, the US military boarded and seized the Olina in the Caribbean Sea, continuing its operation to control ships suspected of carrying embargoed oil linked to Venezuela.
Trump: Expand crackdown on drug cartels, 'strike hard on the ground'
President Trump said the US would expand its crackdown on drug cartels, claiming it had intercepted 97% of drugs by sea and was about to launch a major land-based offensive.
President Trump is scheduled to meet with Venezuelan opposition leader at the White House.
US President Donald Trump said on January 8 that Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado is expected to visit Washington next week and that he "looks forward to meeting" her.
German President says US is destroying world order
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier argues that US foreign policy is pushing the international order to the brink of collapse.
Trump has no intention of 'pardoning' President Maduro.
The New York Times (NYT) reports that U.S. President Donald Trump has no intention of signing an amnesty order for Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
Russia warns of military escalation after US seizes oil tanker.
On January 8, Russia strongly criticized the US seizure of an oil tanker, viewing it as a sign of continued tension between Moscow and Washington.
Colonel Nguyen Minh Tam: Is the US suppressing Venezuela to seize benefits from its 'backyard'?
Colonel Nguyen Minh Tam believes that the attack on Venezuela on January 3rd was essentially a "warning" to neighboring countries that are considering turning their backs on the United States.
Venezuela holds meetings to discuss ways to rescue President Nicolas Maduro.
Venezuelan state television reported that Venezuela's interim president held a meeting to discuss ways to rescue President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.
Trump: Venezuela will only buy American goods, using revenue from the oil deal.
US President Donald Trump said Venezuela would use all of its oil sales revenue to buy US-made products.
The US seized a Russian-flagged oil tanker believed to be linked to Venezuela.
On January 7, the US confirmed the seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker, believed to be linked to Venezuela, after more than two weeks of pursuit across the Atlantic.
Venezuela declares seven days of national mourning for the soldiers killed in the US attack.
Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez declared seven days of national mourning on January 6 for the soldiers killed in the US attack.
Details of the 32 Cuban officers killed in the US attack on Venezuela.
The Cuban government released details of the 32 officers killed in the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and declared two days of national mourning.
The U.S. Justice Department withdraws charges against Venezuelan 'drug cartel'.
In the latest development, the US Department of Justice announced it is withdrawing its accusation that the Cartel de los Soles is a Venezuelan drug cartel.
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