Strikes on Venezuela, Iran Bolstered Deterrence in Pacific, Navy Admiral Says

What China Learned From Our Raid on Venezuela

U.S. military superiority may delay Beijing's worst ambitions

Strikes on Venezuela, Iran bolstered deterrence in Pacific, Navy admiral says

U.S. military intervention in Venezuela this month and missile strikes in Iran in June enhanced America’s deterrence of its adversaries in Asia.

Global tensions unpacked: Venezuela, Iran, China & Australia’s Bondi Commission

Professor Tim Harcourt analyzes Venezuela's geopolitical shifts post-U.S. military operation, affecting oil markets and global alliances.

The United States, Venezuela, and Taiwan at the Center of a Global Contest

As U.S.–China competition intensifies, Taiwan occupies not the margins of a regional dispute, but a central position within a global contest whose consequences extend far beyond the Taiwan Strait.

U.S. Venezuela Strike to Embolden China’s Territorial Claims

The U.S. attack on Venezuela will embolden China to strengthen its territorial claims over areas such as Taiwan and parts of the South China Sea but will not hasten any potential invasion of Taiwan.