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Madruo: The Palestinian cause is most sacred and its people have an undeniable right to life, peace, and an independent state

Maduro: We assert unconditional support and hopes to reach a comprehensive legitimate agreement that guarantees Palestinians' rights

Local sources: Five people were killed and several others were injured when an armed group affiliated with Syrian Public Security opened fire on them while they were inside a cafe in the village of Umm Hartain al-Gharbiya in the western Homs countryside

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun gave instructions to file an urgent complaint with the Security Council against "Israel" for building a concrete wall that crosses the Blue Line

Berri: There is no salvation for Lebanon, no alternative for us, except through unity, more unity

Berri: The current crisis that Lebanon is going through is the most dangerous I have personally faced, and it is also the most dangerous in the history of Lebanon

Berri: Lebanon has fulfilled all its obligations regarding the ceasefire agreement in southern Lebanon

Berri: For 11 months, the Resistance has not fired a single shot

Berri: Lebanon is facing a crisis fueled by those devoid of mercy, and internal disputes on every issue, as if there is no agreement except on disagreement

Berri: Some are impatient and unfairly want me to resolve the electoral law crisis, even though I haven't received a draft yet

Three military options, one target: US debates Venezuela

The Trump administration is weighing military options in Venezuela, including strikes on armed units and plans to seize key oil sites, The New York Times reported.

Al Mayadeen participates in the 4th edition of Patria Colloquium in Cuba

Al Mayadeen Media Network congratulates Maduro on winning Presidency

World leaders congratulate Maduro after stunning election win

Venezuela against US sanctions and hegemony

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Bolivia's support for Palestine since October 7

What you need to know about Mexico's biggest election in its history

New Year's traditions vs. how Gaza is spending New Year

Cuba has denounced the US-backed digital outlet El Toque, accusing it of operating a deliberate program of economic destabilization. The platform publishes unauthorized exchange rates, engages in illegal currency operations, and receives funding from the US State Department, measures Havana says are aimed at eroding the value of the peso and fueling social unrest. Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz calls it “an actor profoundly harmful to the national economy.” El Toque claims its operations remain independent. Yet, neutrality in Cuba is impossible when funding comes from actors with a long history of meddling in the region and launching elaborate psyops.