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Venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world, but some of the people there earn less than $4 a month.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a royal commission into anti-Semitism and social cohesion.

Prisoners remaining on rolling hunger strike are suffering with dangerous symptoms, loved ones and a doctor say.

Statement says army established state monopoly on arms in an 'effective and tangible way', without mentioning Hezbollah.

Protests in Iran are predominantly driven by mounting economic pressure and desperation amid the economic crisis.

The world No 1 expects to skip events again this year and face likely sanctions rather than put her health at risk.

With the repressive machinery Maduro used still in place, many Venezuelans are scared to celebrate his departure.

Former PM Khaleda Zia's son Tarique Rahman is likely to lead the BNP in February elections. Will Bangladesh accept him?

China will need to reassess its investment in Venezuela and its understanding of US foreign policy under Trump.

Manhunt under way; police believe attack was not random nor religiously motivated.

Australia stumble to five-wicket win in the final Test, bidding farewell to their first Muslim cricketer Usman Khawaja.

The US is the world's largest oil producer, so why does it need Venezuela's low-grade crude?

Army commander to brief government on the progress of the mission to disarm Hezbollah.

Venezuela has the largest oil reserves, the ninth-largest natural gas reserves, and vast untapped minerals such as gold.

Sudden detente follows a phone call between the two leaders in which they discussed drugs and 'other disagreements'.

The US says it will control sales of Venezuelan oil 'indefinitely' and decide how the proceeds of those sales are used.

Fermin Lopez and Raphinha star for Barca as Yamal comes on as a late sub in the Super Coppa semifinal in Jeddah.

Secessionist STC had de facto control over most of southern Yemen, but then squandered it by going too far.

Trump has 'greenlit' bipartisan push to sanction countries that buy Russian energy exports, Lindsey Graham says.

Secessionist leader took a boat to Berbera and then boarded plane that flew to Abu Dhabi via Mogadishu, coalition says.

The sweeping changes will see the US quit major forums for cooperation on climate change, peace and democracy.

US says it will control Venezuelan oil sales 'indefinitely', raising questions about what revenues Caracas might get.

The US president demanded that defence contractors cap their executives' pay until new production plants are built.

These are the key developments from day 1,414 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The Trump administration has accused Somali officials of destroying a warehouse containing US-funded food aid.

Alan Jackson steps down as lawyer for Nick Reiner, who is accused of killing his mother and father in December.

Trump administration announcement comes as UN experts warn Venezuela's oil reserves 'must not be cynically exploited'.

The UK and France pledged boots on the ground once a peace deal is reached.

Vice President JD Vance told Fox News that controlling Venezuela's oil would be key to controlling its government.

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer shot and killed a 37-year-old woman during a large-scale raid.

A German government source told the Reuters news agency that Berlin was 'closely working together' with other allies.

From surveillance, job losses and resistance movements, what the next phase of AI could mean in 2026.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he's meeting Denmark next week as Donald Trump again spoke of seizing Greenland.

Yemeni secessionist leader didn't attend scheduled peace talks in Saudi Arabia.

Volker Turk's description of West Bank situation as 'apartheid' marks first time a UN human rights chief has used term.

Doctors Without Borders says Israel continues to block deliveries of tents and temporary housing to war-ravaged enclave.

The issue of ultra-Orthdox Jewish enlistment in the military may collapse Israel's coalition.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt warned the US will crush illicit activity' after seizing two oil tankers.

Mayor alleges ICE officer 'recklessly' shot her adding immigration agents are 'causing chaos in our city'.

WBD board says the offer 'remains inadequate' as some investors push back.

Army chief hits out at foreign 'rhetoric' targeting Iran, threatens decisive action to 'cut off hand of any aggressor'.

US officials say they've taken control of two oil tankers linked to Venezuela in the Atlantic and the Caribbean.

Emergency crews in Kosovo carried out a second day of evacuations after the region was devastated by floods.

White House says President Donald Trump still wants to buy Greenland, but has said military means are an option, too.

Trump and Rubio say they want to use the oil to help Venezuelans. That's not what the US track record shows.

Video released by Russian state media is said to show a US coast guard vessel shadowing a Russian-flagged oil tanker.

Fighting in Aleppo between the Syrian army and the Kurdish-led SDF has forced thousands of people to flee.

Arsenal finished last term as runners up in the EPL to Liverpool, but now lead the way as the holders toil this term.

Russia says US seizure of the Marinera vessel in North Atlantic constitutes violation of international maritime law.

Chief of staff Kyrylo Budanov says progress has been made at key Paris summit.