💨 Abstract

Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, offered to collaborate with the U.S. on shared development, marking a conciliatory shift after U.S. forces captured President Nicolas Maduro. Rodriguez, known for her pragmatism, invited cooperation within international law, emphasizing peace and dialogue. Meanwhile, President Trump threatened further action if Venezuela doesn't cooperate on oil industry reforms and anti-drug efforts. Maduro faces narco-terrorism charges, with his wife also detained.

Courtesy: theprint.in