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1. How strong are Latin America’s military forces, as they face US threats?

   Trump has threatened Colombia, Cuba and Mexico with military action. Could their armies take on the US?

2. Israeli forces kill two in Lebanon, ahead of truce monitors meeting

   Representatives from France, Israel, Lebanon, the US and UN tracking the ceasefire are due to meet amid Israeli attacks.

3. Saudi-led coalition strikes Yemen, says STC leader al-Zubaidi has fled

   Coalition says it targeted secessionist forces after Aidarous al-Zubaidi failed to board a plane for Riyadh.

4. Fact-checking Trump on promised US oil company investment in Venezuela

   Trump touts large US oil investments in Venezuela’s industry, but firms remain cautious amid low prices and instability.

5. Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,413

   These are the key developments from day 1,413 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

6. Trump’s attacks on Venezuela put Mexico on edge

   President Claudia Sheinbaum has sought to safeguard Mexican sovereignty while cooperating with the US on key issues.

7. US says military ‘always an option’ in Greenland as Europe rejects threats

   White House says Trump is discussing options to acquire Greenland, including the potential use of the US military.

8. Trump says Venezuela to hand over up to 50 million barrels of oil to US

   US president says oil will be sold at market prices and that he will control the resulting revenues.

9. Price hikes, queues and tension: Venezuela shoppers uneasy after US bombing

   Residents of the capital Caracas remain rattled after the US abduction of Maduro, leading some to stock up on supplies.

10. Rodriguez says ‘no foreign agent’ running Venezuela, US role still unclear

    Venezuela's prosecutor general decries Maduro's arrest as 'terrorism' as the US offers little clarity on its next steps.