Daily Newsletter : Venezuela accuses US of attacks after explosions, aircraft heard over Caracas

By rahmat hidayat

Sabtu, 03 Januari 2026

Venezuela accused the United States on Saturday of striking civilian and military sites after...

View this e-mail in your browser DAILY NEWSLETTER     americas Venezuela accuses US of attacks after explosions, aircraft heard over Caracas Venezuela accused the United States on Saturday of striking civilian and military sites after multiple explosions and low-flying aircraft were reported in Caracas, leaving several areas without power. READ MORE       europe Live: Kyiv hosts high-level security talks with Ukraine's allies       europe Ukraine's Zelensky names spy chief Kyrylo Budanov as new top aide       asia-/-pacific Understanding Iran's protest chants: What are demonstrators' demands?       asia-/-pacific 'Locked and loaded': Trump says US will intervene if Iranian regime kills peaceful protesters       europe Zelensky names new defence minister as Ukraine evacuates frontline zones       middle-east Yemen is back from the brink, but frenemies Saudi Arabia and UAE have much to negotiate         Press Review From joy to horror: Ski resort bar fire is 'worst Swiss tragedy' of recent times PRESS REVIEW – Friday, January 2: Several front pages headline on the tragic Swiss bar fire which killed dozens on New Year's Day. It's been described... WATCH THE SHOW         Revisited Chadian victims of 2007 French false adoption scandal still seeking compensation         Eye on Africa Kenya: Multi-storey building collapses in Nairobi, with 4 people believed to be trapped         Sports Premier League: Manchester City lose ground to Arsenal     You receive this e-mail because you are registered with FRANCE 24. © 2025 Copyright FRANCE 24. All rights reserved. In application of the law « Informatique et Liberté », you have the right to access, correct and refuse data that concerns you. France 24 protects personal data and privacy of its members in accordance to the French and European laws on the matter. Unsubscribe

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