51 results for Caracas

21 March 2013

An update on Barack Obama’s trip to Jerusalem, we head to a book fair in Caracas, check in with our man in Copenhagen, and discuss the legacy of the Iraq war with Justin Huggler – author of “Burden of the Desert”.

2 September 2016

We get the latest from our Istanbul bureau chief on today’s trial of five journalists and hear why protesters in Caracas are demanding the president’s ouster. Plus: how to spend the weekend in Beirut.

2 December 2013

Joseph Dana explains the risk of being a journalist in Israel, Steve Bodzin reports on local elections from Caracas, we investigate the Metro North train crash in New York and meet the editor of a Canadian paper targeted…

20 February 2015

We are in Venezuela where the mayor of Caracas has been accused of an attempted coup. We also get tips for a great Friday night in Portland, Oregon, and leaf through Saturday’s Asian papers.

12 March 2014

Gavin MacFadyen and Xenia Dormandy dissect the biggest stories of the day, photojournalist Jo Farrell discusses her project on the last Chinese women to have their feet bound and Caracas correspondent Irene Caselli reviews…

19 April 2013

We ask if Venezuela’s inauguration of a new president will calm the protests in Caracas, examine whether this weekend’s Bahrain grand prix will go smoothly, and continue our week-long series on the publishing world.

10 January 2013

We hear the latest on the health of Hugo Chávez with Reuters’ Caracas bureau chief Andrew Cawthorne, discuss the pros and cons of getting tattooed, and ask if the Oscars still matter.

26 November 2015

After an opposition leader was killed at a Venezuela political rally, we get the latest from Caracas as the country heads to the polls. We also take a look at Russia and Turkey as relations between the two countries come…

14 February 2014

We discuss the latest same-sex marriage developments in the US, our woman in Caracas gives an update on Venezuela's violent protests, we hear about a Nazi art stash ‘more important' than that found in Munich, review the…

31 March 2017

How do European countries work together to help prevent terrorism? Plus: we head to Caracas to find out how ordinary Venezuelans are coping with food and power shortages, and profile a parody politician who is winning over…

23 January 2019

We get the latest from Caracas as thousands take to the streets to protest against Nicolás Maduro. Then: with the US state department’s top diplomat for European affairs gone, we look at foreign policy in the country. Plus…

20 February 2014

As the EU announces sanctions on top Ukrainian leaders we get the latest from Charlotte McDonald-Gibson in Brussels and Russia expert Igor Sutyagin. We also check in with Irene Caselli in Caracas, John Everard reviews the…

9 December 2023

Tensions rose between Venezuela and Guyana this week after Nicolas Maduro boasted an “overwhelming” people’s mandate for Caracas to exploit oil deposits in the disputed Essequibo region. What happens now? Andrew Mueller…

24 October 2019

How do you make better homes in informal settlements? Should Caracas embrace the ingenuity of squatter communities? How do you build a sports centre on a shack-covered mountain? And what happens if you don’t do any of the…