US Navy Deployment Near Venezuela
As Nicolás Maduro struggles to maintain power, Donald Trump has ordered a significant US naval deployment in the region, the largest since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.
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This move has sparked concerns about the potential consequences of regime change through gunboat diplomacy, as examined by Le Monde columnist Gilles Paris.
- Turkey faces the risk of losing a generation of its youth
- War crimes in Ukraine remain a concern, with police closing investigations into murders in Bucha
- Ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon have been criticized for favoring Israel
- The Gaza truce remains fragile after Israeli strikes defied the ceasefire
Additionally, Europe's far right has sworn allegiance to Trump's politics after Charlie Kirk's murder, and sanctions against Russia have sparked a rift between the US and Europe over China.
France is also facing political instability, which puts the Franco-German alliance to the test, and may lead to higher borrowing costs than Italy.
A recent trial over red hand graffiti at the Paris Shoah Memorial revealed a surprising motivation:
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A visit from the French justice minister to Nicolas Sarkozy in jail has sparked a political firestorm.
Author's summary: Trump's naval deployment near Venezuela sparks concerns.
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