The US has announced it has captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife. Al Jazeera’s Teresa Bo takes a look at his political career and how his relationship with the US came to define his rule. | Al Jazeera English

Venezuelan officials say US air strikes killed at least 40 people, destroyed parts of the capital and violated their national sovereignty with the abduction of President Nicolas Maduro. Venezuelans are divided between fear of ongoing US intervention and celebrating his removal. | Al Jazeera English

Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro attempted to keep himself in power by promising US President Trump exclusive access to his country's vast oil resources, and to cut ties with China. Watch the full episode of Pinch Point with Al Jazeera's Mohamed Hassan: http://youtu.be/Uze6hL3c-kE | Al Jazeera English

Hours before the US announced they had captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, state television released video showing him receiving a Chinese government representative at the presidential palace. | Al Jazeera English

US senator Bernie Sanders has condemned Trump’s attack on Venezuela, accusing him of bypassing Congress to take the country into war. He says it risks global instability and revives a dangerous imperial mindset. | Al Jazeera English

The abduction of Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro has heightened fears that the US could intervene in other countries. US President Trump has already been issuing more threats, as Al Jazeera's Soraya Lennie explains. | Al Jazeera English

In under 24 hours, the US bombed Venezuela and abducted President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, flying them from Caracas to a New York detention centre. Here’s how regime change unfolded overnight. | Al Jazeera English

Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez met with the country’s cabinet of ministers following the abduction of Nicolas Maduro. She has expressed willingness to work with the US, while Donald Trump warned of serious consequences if she fails to cooperate. | Al Jazeera English