The Brutalist Report

The Wall Street Journal

• Venezuela’s New Leader Rushes to Assert Control After Maduro’s Fall [51d]
• Opinion | The ‘International Law’ Illusion in Venezuela [51d]
• Opinion | Your Regular Russian Saboteurs [51d]
• Opinion | Maduro and the Democratic Socialists [51d]
• Opinion | Japan Should Join the Abraham Accords [51d]
• CIA Concluded Regime Loyalists Were Best Placed to Lead Venezuela After Maduro [51d]
• Opinion | Mexico Is Acting Like an Adversary to the U.S. [51d]
• A Mystery Trader Made $400,000 Betting on Maduro’s Downfall [51d]
• Maduro Declares His Innocence in First U.S. Court Appearance [51d]
• An Emboldened Trump Looks Beyond Venezuela [51d]
• Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk [51d]
• Opinion | Four Myths About the Capture of Nicolás Maduro [51d]
• Maduro’s Capture Threatens China’s Ambitions in Latin America [51d]
• Venezuela Ushers in the Era of Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ [51d]
• Why China Stopped Publicly Urging for North Korean Denuclearization [51d]
• Defense Stocks Boosted by U.S. Intervention in Venezuela as Geopolitical Risk Rises [51d]
• Venezuela’s Men with Guns Remain the Ultimate Power After Maduro’s Ouster [51d]
• South Korea’s President Identifies a New Enemy: Baldness [52d]
• Israel Flexes New Diplomatic Muscle in Recognition of Somaliland [52d]
• A New Trump Game Plan Takes Shape: Strike and Coerce [52d]
• Trump Was Skeptical of Ousting Maduro—Until He Wasn’t [52d]
• Mary Anastasia O’Grady on What’s Next for Venezuela [52d]