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Why the surprise over Trump’s Venezuela coup? US presidents promise isolation – and deliver war | Simon Jenkins
Last week’s events in Caracas come in a long line of American interventions. The White House has awesome power and is never shy of using it, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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theguardian.com
Today an illegal coup in Venezuela, but where next? Donald Trump talks peace but he is a man of war | Simon Tisdall
The world will be anxious, and rightly so. For a man so bent on a peace prize, Trump appears to revel in conflict, writes Simon Tisdall
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bbc.com
Trump's move to topple Maduro is fraught with risk - what happens next is unclear
Will the US push for elections or will it try to depose more members of the government, asks the BBC's Ione Wells.
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The ‘Putinization’ of US foreign policy has arrived in Venezuela
Trump is no longer bending the rules – he is demolishing them, with consequences far beyond Caracas
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Trump news at a glance: outcry and questions after US attack on Venezuela
With Nicolás Maduro in US custody, Donald Trump says ‘we will run’ Venezuela until ‘a safe, proper and judicious transition’ can be made – key US politics stories from 3 January…
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fortune.com
Trump snatches Maduro but leaves his regime in charge for now | Fortune
For now, there’s no plan spelled out to have American troops or administrators in Venezuela.
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‘Naked imperialism’: how Trump intervention in Venezuela is a return to form for the US
Most of the Americas have suffered from interference from their powerful northern neighbour – and are usually the worse off for it
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lemonde.fr
US intervention in Venezuela marks new blow to dying international order
Venezuela's allies condemned an 'illegal act of aggression' while countries aligned with the US urged restraint but sought to avoid directly criticizing Donald Trump.
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independent.co.uk
This is the moment that Donald Trump unleashed anarchy
Trump’s invasion of Venezuela and capture of its president mark the end of the West as we know it, warns world affairs editor Sam Kiley
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‘Venezuela helped us a lot’: US’s capture of Nicolás Maduro stirs anxiety in Cuba
Power cuts and fuel shortages likely to rise after loss of key ally, while Trump administration’s warnings cause concern
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US ‘running’ Venezuela now seems less likely but second intervention possible
Washington keeping 15,000-strong military presence in Caribbean in case interim president hinders US objectives
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Trump insists US 'in charge' of Venezuela
On Sunday, President Trump faced persistent questions about the seizure of President Maduro and his wife, and whether the operation's focus was about oil or regime change: 'It's…
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Venezuela live updates: interim president offers to ‘collaborate’ with US after Trump warns of further strikes
Delcy Rodríguez adopts conciliatory tone as she stands in for Nicolás Maduro after Venezuelan leader captured by American forces and brought to US
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From Trump walking away to 'managed instability,' Princeton expert on Latin-U.S. relations sees 5 scenarios for Venezuela | Fortune
There could very well be a protracted struggle in which no actor fully prevails.
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Why the surprise over Trump’s Venezuela coup? US presidents promise isolation – and deliver war | Simon Jenkins
Last week’s events in Caracas come in a long line of American interventions. The White House has awesome power and is never shy of using it, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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'A spirit of reconquest has taken hold in Washington, particularly driven by Secretary of State Marco Rubio'
OP-ED. With recent events in Venezuela, Donald Trump has revived a brutal US imperialism in Latin America, observe historian Olivier Compagnon and sociologist Franck Poupeau.
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US strikes Venezuela and captures president Nicolás Maduro – in pictures
A surprise pre-dawn attack saw US forces capture and depose the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife, Cilia Flores. Maduro’s ouster sparked both celebration and…
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Maduro Kidnapping: 'There is a tragic irony in seeing Donald Trump cast himself as Venezuela's liberator'
OP-ED. For the first time, a US president has openly claimed to have kept Congress in the dark about his decision out of an admitted disregard for the legislative branch, notes…