Machado's return signals a strategic shift, as she leverages U.S. support for Venezuelan elections while asserting her independence from Washington to maintain domestic legitimacy.
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Finally home in Caracas, María Corina Machado called for elections next year, and said her return was organized by her team, not any government.
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Spain is reeling from a deadly train crash that killed a young athlete and former minister, sparking widespread national grief and anger.
Spain is reevaluating its aging rail infrastructure and human error risks after suffering a second major train disaster within a single year.
Israel's tightening control over Al-Aqsa, including banning its imam, threatens Palestinian access and undermines the Islamic Waqf's authority at the holy site.