China Steps In With Emergency Food Aid as Cuba Faces Deepening Shortages

China has begun delivering emergency food assistance to Cuba as the island faces mounting shortages of food and fuel amid tightening US sanctions and disrupted energy supplies. The first shipment of rice has arrived under a newly launched Chinese aid programme, marking an

Cuba Pushes Back Against Trump’s Threat to Cut Off Venezuelan Oil and Funding

The government of Cuba has responded defiantly to recent comments by Donald Trump, the president of the United States, who declared that no Venezuelan oil or financial support would be allowed to flow to the island nation and urged Havana to negotiate a

Trump Signals He Might Block Exxon from Venezuela After CEO Calls Country “Uninvestable”

US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he may block ExxonMobil from investing in Venezuela’s oil sector after a high profile meeting last week in which the company’s chief executive described the South American nation as “uninvestable” under current conditions. The comments

US Energy Chief Says China and America Can Find Balance in Venezuela While Washington Keeps Upper Hand

The United States and China may be able to strike a workable balance in Venezuela’s energy sector, according to US energy secretary Chris Wright, who said cooperation is possible as long as Washington remains the dominant force shaping the flow of Venezuelan oil.

US Push to Remove Maduro Could Redraw the Global Oil Market Landscape

A political shift with global energy consequences Analysts are increasingly arguing that any successful effort by the United States to remove Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro would extend far beyond domestic politics and regional diplomacy. Venezuela holds some of the world’s largest proven oil