Politics

After the brazen US attack on Venezuela, which saw a president captured and taken to New York to face criminal charges, murmurs are growing that Greenland is next on Donald Trump’s hit list. 

The former leading Labor senator also lashed the Prime Minister, claiming his reluctance call a Bondi terror attack royal commission was driven by his need to politically safeguard his Western Sydney MPs.

A former tennis ace turned Liberal MP has taken aim at members of his own party in his decision not to contest the next election after a ‘challenging period’.

The Federal Government is facing more demands to set up a royal commission in the wake of the nation's worst mass shooting in decades.

Venezuela officially has a new acting president after Donald Trump directed an attack on Caracas and the capture of Nicholas Maduro, issuing a chilling threat to the new leader.

There’s a familiar ring to Donald Trump’s plan to send US energy giants to Venezuela to use the wealth generated from rekindling oil production to stabilise that country and cement American energy dominance.

Venezuela's toppled leader Nicolás Maduro is in a New York detention centre awaiting drug charges as a minister in Caracas says the Government still backs him.

If the Albanese government is willing to cooperate with a NSW royal commission into the Bondi shooting, it should call a joint inquiry as the only way to guarantee no bureaucratic hold-ups, a top expert says.

Australia’s Venezuelan community processes the complex fallout of the strikes as Anthony Albanese urges Donald Trump and Venezuelan leaders to pursue a peaceful transition.

A complex operation to bring Venezuelan President Nichols Maduro to the United States on Federal drug charges has wrapped up, with the leader now seen walking in chains.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Is this a coup, regime change, or a slide into chaos? The next few days may clarify the answers to these questions and what happens next. But if they don’t, danger looms.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro is now in a New York prison. Some of what happens next is predictable, but the extraordinary nature of the case makes much unclear.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is adopting a less publicly critical ​approach than most other European leaders to the US invasion of Venezuela.

US President Donald Trump has published the first photo of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, blindfolded on board a US warship, after capturing the leader and his wife in a military operation.