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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. 

Nicolás Maduro, the Venezuelan President captured by the United States on Saturday, is being held in a notorious Brooklyn jail complex that has been plagued by scandal.

When news broke that the United States had captured and indicted Venezuela’s President, Nicolás Maduro, another name appeared alongside his that left some observers puzzled: his wife’s, Cilia Flores.

Venezuela’s ousted President, Nicolás Maduro, arrived in New York City late Saturday to be held on drug and weapon charges, hours after Donald Trump said the United States had captured him.

A national day of mourning will remember the 40 people killed in a New Year's Eve bar fire as Swiss authorities confirm all are now identified.

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.

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.

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.

North Korea has fired ‍a ballistic missile towards the sea off its east coast, ​South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff have announced.

Donald Trump has revealed details from the top-secret operation as the couple arrive in New York.

Venezuela accuses the US of kidnapping its leader, who is set to face drugs charges in New York after an extraordinary strike on the capital, Caracas, which has drawn international condemnation.

The US has attacked Venezuela and captured its president, Nicolas Maduro, who's been taken ‌out of ​the country, President Donald Trump has announced.

The boy was living in a camp of around 40 tents when disaster struck.

Many of the 40 people killed and 119 injured were teenagers and young adults.