Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro appears even more isolated this week after losing two regional allies, Honduras and St.

The administration’s lethal strikes on suspected traffickers may compromise, not advance, America’s battle against cartels.

Colombia, the fourth-largest economy in Latin America, officially joined the Belt and Road Initiative in May this year.

A wave of regional election losses has left Nicolás Maduro more isolated just as US pressure intensifies in the Caribbean.

U.S. officials’ messaging about the country has dovetailed with the administration’s shifting policy priorities, a Miami ...

CUNNING cartels are slipping billions of pounds worth of cocaine under authorities noses and into Europe on rusty dung-filled ...

From 1819 to 1831, Colombia and Venezuela were part of the same country (Gran Colombia also included Ecuador, Panama and parts of Brazil and Peru). In ‘Me voy Pa’Cali’, Oscar D’León sang: ‘Listen, my ...

After a second strike wiped out survivors of an alleged Venezuelan drug vessel, the US is under intense legal fire, ...

A fresh alert from the Spanish Aviation Safety Agency (AESA) over the risks of flying across Venezuelan skies has prompted Spain’s largest airline, Iberia, to extend the suspension of its ...

As the United States mounts pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, nations in the Caribbean, South America and across the world are revealing where their support lies.

Intensifying US threats against Venezuela are raising expectations of imminent military action as President Donald Trump ...