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Before Venezuela there was Panama and the first US capture of a Latin American leader
Exactly 36 years to the day before US forces took Venezuela's President Maduro into custody, the US forcibly deposed another Latin American leader.
US attack on Venezuela clearly illegal: Helen Clark
The former PM says there is a case for Nicolás Maduro to appear before a criminal court, but the attack wasn't legal. Audio
What comes next for Venezuela?
The country is entering a new and very uncertain era after the US capture of the country's president.
Venezuelan living in NZ responds to latest developments
Katherine Halkett, a Venezuelan woman living in New Zealand spoke to Melissa Chan-Green. Audio
Russia and Ukraine trade allegations of civilian attacks
The reports coincide with intensive talks overseen by US President Donald Trump and aimed at bringing an end to the nearly four-year-old war.
NZ doesn't join international statement warning of deteriorating situation in Gaza
The statement describes conditions for civilians as "appalling" as winter approaches.
Trump 'very angry' over reports of attack attempt on Putin; Ukraine denies
Russia accused Ukraine of trying to attack President Vladimir Putin's residence in northern Russia, although it provided no evidence.
Watch: UN chief says 'get serious' in grim New Year message
"As we enter the new year, the world stands at a crossroads," said UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Video
US bombed Islamic State 'scum' to protect 'innocent Christians', Trump says
The United States carried out an airstrike against Islamic State militants in northwest Nigeria at the request of Nigeria's government.
Nigeria mosque bombing kills at least seven
It was not immediately clear how many people were injured, though witness Isa Musa Yusha'u told AFP: "I saw many victims being taken away for medical treatment."
Pope feels 'great sadness' no Christmas truce in Ukraine
Apparently, Russia has "rejected a request for a truce", Pope Leo XIV says.
Albanese booed by angry crowd at Bondi memorial
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was booed by an angry crowd gathered at Bondi beach on Sunday to honour the victims of a gun attack a week earlier.
Calling Home: Jack Topzand in Mykolaiv, Ukraine
Jack Topzand has spent the last five months as a humanitarian volunteer in Ukraine. Audio
US issues sanctions on family, associates of Venezuela's Maduro
The US has imposed sanctions on people surrounding the Venezuela president, as it continues to pressure the country.
What NZ-born journalist Peter Arnett asked Osama bin Laden
The veteran war correspondent died this week, aged 91.
Albanese announces national gun buyback after Bondi terror attack
The scheme will be similar to the policy introduced by the Howard government after the 1996 Port Arthur massacre.
ASB drops Motorola Solutions from investment funds
Motorola provides telecommunications, surveillance and military technology to the Israeli military and illegal Israeli settlements.
Putin's brazen new tactics
Analysis: Undercover Russian personnel have been placed on board ships carrying the country's oil and they're spying on Europe, intelligence sources say.
European leaders meet to discuss using frozen Russian assets
European Union leaders are meeting to discuss using frozen Russian assets to fund a loan to help Ukraine's war effort. Correspondent William Denselow spoke to Corin Dann from Brussels. Audio