US president looks to lure sceptical businesses to return to the country following the capture of Nicolás Maduro

From diplomatic passports to palace meets, US indictment traces how Maduro allegedly built trafficking career

Facilities across the Gulf Coast are already well poised to process imports from the South American country

Armed militias patrol the streets and journalists are arrested as crackdown on dissent widens

Wall Street bank backed venture launched by Jonathan Orszag after he left FTI Consulting

US companies tapped to sponsor USA House in Swiss village during conference for global elite

Some Labour MPs want the UK prime minister to label the US intervention as a breach of international law

Former vice-presidential nominee abandons push for third term leading Midwestern state

Deposed Venezuelan leader and wife appear in New York courtroom for first time since their capture in Caracas

Broad Reach, Winterbrook and Allianz among those making gains as debt jumps in price

Popular security services chief Vasyl Malyuk switches to new post as shake-up continues

Six incidents in six days follow a year without any reports of damage to underwater infrastructure

Lowest doses of Wegovy in oral form will start at $149 a month for American users until April

A world order built around great power spheres of influence is a recipe for instability and conflict

Washington’s capture of Nicolás Maduro risks triggering internal instability and renewed conflict with the US

US companies have reason to be less keen on tapping country’s vast reserves

Nicolás Maduro pleads not guilty to narco-terrorism in New York court

Florida residents rejoice at authoritarian leader’s ousting, even as some nurse apprehension about future

Donald Trump’s toppling of President Nicolás Maduro opens door to US investors eyeing world’s largest crude reserve

Industry insiders have warned overhauling country’s oil industry could take years — and cost tens of billions of dollars

Washington has built its transition plans around vice-president Delcy Rodríguez, a canny operator close to the oil industry

Majority of respondents in FT’s annual survey say economy will not be strong enough for people to feel better off

Proceeds from supermarket, warehouse and petrol station sales have been used to cut debt accrued in leveraged buyouts

Prosecution raises questions about use of American courts to try leader of a foreign nation