Washington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – US President Donald Trump says American oil firms could be “up and running” in Venezuela within 18 months following President Nicolas Maduro’s removal. As reported by Kayla Epstein of the BBC, President Trump says US oil firms
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Sir Keir Starmer urged unity at his first meeting of the year as speculation mounts over attempts by Labour MPs to remove him.
A senior aide to Donald Trump said Greenland should become part of the US, arguing the move is needed to safeguard NATO and Arctic security.
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Wes Streeting says Keir Starmer focuses on UK-US relations while warning Trump not to destabilise NATO or annex Greenland.
The UK faces ongoing snow and ice, with amber and yellow alerts disrupting schools, trains, and daily life across many regions.
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