How China and Russia are losing ground in Venezuela's oil to the U.S.: what will happen to their agreements?

How China and Russia are losing ground in Venezuela’s oil to the U.S.: what will happen to their agreements?

The oil agreement with the United States reduces the space that China and Russia occupied in Venezuela for years, although Caracas assures that its commitments with both countries remain in force. For political scientist José Vicente Carrasquero, the key lies in who now controls the resource: “The oil still belongs to Venezuela, but the control of those 65 billion barrels is being assumed by the United States.”

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This is what the Storm Shadow are like, the long-range missiles that Ukraine will manufacture with the approval of the United Kingdom

This is what the Storm Shadow are like, the long-range missiles that Ukraine will manufacture with the approval of the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom will allow Ukraine to manufacture Storm Shadow missiles with British technology, a decision that could strengthen Kiev’s long-range strike capability. For analyst Enrique Banús, this is “a very important step” that could also have a “copycat effect” among other Western countries.

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This is how Ukraine takes the war to the heart of Russia and challenges Putin: why it attacks refineries, warehouses, and other strategic targets

This is how Ukraine takes the war to the heart of Russia and challenges Putin: why it attacks refineries, warehouses, and other strategic targets

Ukraine has expanded its offensive beyond the war front to strike the economy, logistics, and the perception of security in Russia. Analysts argue that the strategy aims to raise the cost of the conflict for the Kremlin, although they doubt that, for now, it can destabilize Vladimir Putin’s power.

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