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What's going on in the news today, with updates at 11am, 2pm, and 6pm.

The death toll has risen to 920, with more than 3,000 still missing.

Country also recorded 138 aftershocks yesterday, its national assembly president says.

She appears to be filling the power vacuum left by Maduro's ouster.

From Venezuela to Iran and Cuba, ordinary people bear cost of power struggles.

War in Ukraine and thaw with Washington limit Moscow’s response to a fallen ally.

Rhetoric, sanctions heighten fears of Washington's interventionist turn.

Analysts argue Trump's motivation appears more symbolic than strategic.

After Maduro's seizure, she is the most powerful person in South American nation.

He's pushing boundaries of acceptable international behaviour.

That's why we take a firm and consistent position, Anwar says.

Southeast Asia must demand that international law be upheld or lose the little credibility it has.

Either we act now or suffer in silence forever.

Operation welcomed and condemned by observers.

UPDATED 5.20PM | Venezuelan president's capture a clear violation of international law, says PM.

Trump did not get approval from Congress to launch the attack.

Maduro accused of causing cocaine to enter and devastate US communities.

The Malaysian entrepreneur is facing bribery charges in the US. 

He escaped house arrest in US earlier this month ahead of his impending sentencing.

The fugitive is about to fly to Russia when he was arrested.

Plan includes cooperation in oil, petrochemicals, defence, agriculture, tourism, and culture.

Lim needs to explore the problems of countries backed by US.

Venezuela, once world’s top 20 richest country, is now mired in a humanitarian crisis.