While it might seem minor it was yet another sign of Venezuela’s need to publicize its rapprochement with China in the midst ...

Tensions are escalating in the Caribbean as the United States deploys three Aegis-equipped guided-missile destroyers — USS ...

As US destroyers closed in on Venezuela's coast on Thursday, China condemned Washington's military build-up and warned ...

Tensions in the Caribbean are surging as the United States dispatched three Aegis-equipped destroyers—the USS Gravely, USS ...

At least three US Navy guided missile destroyers and thousands of Marines are currently off the coast of Venezuela, with ...

See: Venezuela’s Maduro Visits China for Help Before Election A delegation from Venezuela led by Vice President Delcy Rodriguez and Oil Minister Pedro Tellechea arrived in Shanghai last week.

Beijing is likely to increase its economic support for Venezuela, its only all-weather strategic partner in South America, as ...

Amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela, China voiced strong support for President Nicolas Maduro, condemning ...

Some analysts say that China, by endorsing Nicolas Maduro, just wants to protect its $60 billion investment in Venezuela. AFP via Getty Images China’s timing was impeccable.

This article is for subscribers only. Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro said he wants China’s support for his country to join the block of emerging-market nations known as BRICS.

Xi earlier met President Nicolás Maduro in Beijing on Wednesday for their first sitdown since 2018. China and Venezuela also agreed to deepen cooperation in various fields, state broadcaster ...