Venezuela is now Trump's problem to solve

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Others close to Trump liked the interview for praising Trump's foreign policy accomplishments, according to another person familiar with the matter.
63% : Across the Arctic region, there are anxieties about where Trump will set his sights next after musing about acquiring Greenland from Denmark, as our colleague KETRIN JOCHECOVÁ reports.Norway, another slightly jittery NATO ally, sought to reassure its public about its own Arctic holdings -- the large (and strategically located) Svalbard archipelago.
59% : Incoming national security adviser Rep. MIKE WALTZ of Florida met with González during his visit to Washington and Trump praised Machado and González in a Thursday night Truth Social post.
46% : Mark Zuckerberg's geopolitical free speech gambit-- Center for Strategic and International Studies, 9:30 a.m.: "The Department of the Air Force in 2050" with Air Force Secretary FRANK KENDALL-- Foundation for Defense of Democracies, 10 a.m.: Tunnel vision: U.S.-Israel cooperation and the future of underground warfare-- Wilson Center, 10 a.m.: Combating antisemitism as a global threat-- George Washington University Elliott School of International Affairs, 12 p.m.:
33% : If fully enforced, it could deprive Russia of billions of dollars of revenue each month to feed its war machine in Ukraine -- though of course it comes just days before President JOE BIDEN leaves office and Trump takes the White House.
32% : Shimer's departure is unsurprising as the administration prepares to hand the reins over to Trump's team -- he's a political appointee -- but it still raises concern among some officials over how much institutional knowledge on Ukraine policy will be left in place when Trump takes office.
27% : "Trump is no friend to Maduro.
26% : But Trump has voiced an interest in deporting Venezuelan migrants who have entered the United States illegally, and to do so could possibly require him to cut deals with Maduro.

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