News Bulletin

Why Venezuela’s opposition leader Machado is betting her political future on Trump

16

Jan

International

Venezuela’s Machado Aligns with Trump

Venezuelan opposition leader and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Corina Machado reaches Washington as delicate talks unfold regarding her nation’s trajectory, her trip aligning with ongoing U.S. discussions about Venezuela’s governance in the aftermath of Nicolás Maduro’s ousting.Machado’s presence in the U.S. capital comes after a turbulent year in Venezuelan politics. Just 12 months ago, she was campaigning in Caracas, striving to galvanize citizens against Maduro as he began a third term despite contested election results. Her candidate, Edmundo González, had reportedly won a decisive victory, yet Maduro’s administration maintained power, leaving Machado sidelined and largely out of the…

Meet the trusted diplomat tasked with turning the US-backed ceasefire into peace for Gaza

16

Jan

By Janeth Sulivan

International

US-Backed Ceasefire: Diplomat’s Quest for Gaza Peace

Bulgaria’s Nickolay Mladenov, a veteran diplomat, has stepped into one of the most demanding roles of his career: supervising the sensitive rollout of a US‑brokered initiative aimed at stabilizing Gaza and shaping its governance. His background, network, and standing will face significant scrutiny as he maneuvers through the region’s intricate political landscape.Mladenov’s journey to this point has been marked by decades of diplomatic service. Early in his career, he held key positions in Bulgaria’s government, including defense minister at 37 and later foreign minister. His international experience expanded with appointments to the European Parliament and as the UN’s Special Representative…

Venezuela has a ton of oil. It also has something else America needs

16

Jan

By Janeth Sulivan

International

Venezuela: A Treasure Trove of Oil and America’s Next Big Need

Venezuela’s vast natural wealth has once again entered Washington’s strategic calculations. Beyond oil, the country’s potential mineral resources are being framed as assets of national importance, even as experts warn that turning ambition into reality would be far more complex than political rhetoric suggests.When Donald Trump announced that U.S. companies would be allowed to tap into Venezuela’s vast oil reserves, the spotlight swiftly broadened far beyond petroleum, and policy discussions increasingly began to encompass minerals, metals, and even rare earth elements thought to lie beneath Venezuelan territory, resources considered vital across sectors such as defense, aerospace, clean energy, and consumer…

Altavoz Gris Redondo Sobre Tablero Marrón

08

Jan

By Janeth Sulivan

International

Global AI Governance: Understanding the Current Debates

Artificial intelligence has shifted from research environments into virtually every industry worldwide, reshaping policy discussions at high speed. Global debates on AI governance revolve around how to encourage progress while safeguarding society, uphold rights as economic growth unfolds, and stop risks that span nations. These conversations concentrate on questions of scope and definition, safety and alignment, trade restrictions, civil liberties and rights, legal responsibility, standards and certification, and the geopolitical and developmental aspects of regulation.Concepts, reach, and legal authorityWhat qualifies as “AI”? Policymakers continue to debate whether systems should be governed by their capabilities, their real-world uses, or the methods…

The US is taking control of Venezuela and targeting Greenland. The Dow could still hit 50,000

08

Jan

By Janeth Sulivan

International

US Power Play: Venezuela & Greenland Targets

Despite political tensions and economic uncertainty, the US stock market continues to defy expectations, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average approaching record highs.Investors find themselves moving through a complicated environment marked by international conflicts, domestic tensions, and conflicting economic indicators, creating a setting where typical market behavior feels overturned, yet the Dow, which reflects the performance of 30 major publicly traded American corporations, continues advancing toward record territory, prompting analysts and observers to wonder why the market seems to maintain its strength despite clear signs of volatility.Political news narratives contrasted with real economic conditionsRecent events have painted a turbulent picture.…

From Conception to Control: Rubio’s Hand in the Maduro Operation

02

Jan

By Janeth Sulivan

International

From Conception to Control: Rubio’s Hand in the Maduro Operation

Marco Rubio and the high-stakes U.S. gamble in post-Maduro VenezuelaThe sweeping arrest of Nicolás Maduro became a pivotal moment in U.S.–Venezuela relations, with Marco Rubio at its core, whose influence within the Trump administration has recast Washington’s strategy toward Caracas and stirred profound uncertainty over what lies ahead for a fractured nation.On a January night filled with symbolism and high stakes, U.S. military actions against Venezuela unfolded far from Washington’s usual hubs of command. From Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump monitored the raid that resulted in the capture of Nicolás Maduro, with Secretary of State and National Security Advisor Marco Rubio…

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31

Dec

By Janeth Sulivan

International

Caracas Coup: Maduro Arrested, Headed to New York

Venezuela awoke Saturday to an uneasy blend of reassurance, jubilation, and dread after U.S. forces took President Nicolás Maduro into custody in the aftermath of a night marked by blasts and precision assaults throughout the Caracas Valley.As residents cautiously returned to the streets, reactions split sharply. Some Venezuelans expressed hope that Maduro’s removal could open a path toward change after years of repression and crisis, while others condemned the operation and rallied to demand his release, calling the arrest an abduction and denouncing a breach of national sovereignty.Despite a few scattered moments of celebration, a sense of uncertainty permeated many…

New York City, in the United States: What drives valuation gaps between private and public markets

30

Dec

By Janeth Sulivan

Companies

Future-Proof Your Career: ISEEN’s Online MBA in Advanced Finance & Strategic Leadership

ISEEN Unveils Its Online MBA in Advanced Finance and Strategic Leadership, Merging High-Level Financial Expertise with Data-Informed Executive LeadershipThe Instituto Superior Europeo de Economía y Negocios (ISEEN) has unveiled its MBA in Advanced Finance & Strategic Leadership, a 100% online graduate program crafted to reinforce professionals’ ability to navigate critical financial decisions while fostering the leadership strengths needed to promote growth, drive transformation, and sustain competitiveness across complex markets.Delivered in collaboration with the Atlantic-Mediterranean Technological University (UTAMED) in Europe, the program awards a European university master’s degree and also includes an “Advanced Certification in Artificial Intelligence” from the International Association…

CenteIA reinforces its AI course offerings with Daniel García-Cordero

09

Dec

By Janeth Sulivan

Companies

CenteIA reinforces its AI course offerings with Daniel García-Cordero

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a promise: it is the most powerful tool of the present. In this context, CenteIA adds Daniel García-Cordero to its courses to bring applied AI to professionals and teams seeking real results in weeks, even without knowing how to program.García-Cordero, vice president of the International Association for Artificial Intelligence (IAAI) and a professor at universities across Europe, the United States, and Latin America, has established himself as a prominent Spanish-language figure thanks to his direct, pragmatic, and business-focused style. “I don’t deliver theory or hollow promises; I show how to produce real income with AI…

Vatican warns against rise in polyamory, saying ‘succession of faces’ does not rival exclusive union

21

Nov

By Janeth Sulivan

International

Vatican Warns: Polyamory vs. Exclusive Union

The Holy See has voiced apprehension regarding the increasing embrace of polyamorous arrangements, emphasizing that transient connections are no substitute for the steadfastness found in exclusive, dedicated relationships.Religious authorities have voiced warnings about the social and spiritual implications of polyamory, highlighting the difference between transient romantic encounters and enduring unions. Church leaders emphasize that the practice of engaging in multiple simultaneous romantic relationships undermines the values of loyalty, commitment, and shared responsibility that are central to family life.The conversation around polyamory has intensified as societal norms shift, with increasing numbers of people experimenting with open or non-monogamous arrangements. The Vatican’s…