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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 11, 2026January 11, 2026 detainee release news, detainee releases Venezuela, detention reform Venezuela, family reunification Venezuela, human rights advocacy Venezuela, humanitarian progress Venezuela, justice and transparency Venezuela, peace building Venezuela, political prisoners Venezuela, prisoner freedom update, prisoner release momentum, social stability Venezuela, Venezuela civil society, Venezuela dialogue efforts, Venezuela human rights update, Venezuela humanitarian gesture, Venezuela humanitarian outlook, Venezuela prisoner release, Venezuela reconciliation steps, Venezuela rights groups

Venezuela Sees Gradual Increase in Prisoner Releases as Rights Groups Note Positive Momentum

Caracus – Venezuela has witnessed a gradual rise in the number of detainees released, with human rights organisations confirming that

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 11, 2026January 11, 2026 Chevron Venezuela, crude oil supply, energy infrastructure, energy partnerships, energy sector recovery, Exxon Mobil, foreign investment, global energy markets, global oil supply, hydrocarbons reform, investment security, Latin America energy, oil industry revival, oil investment, oil market outlook, oil production growth, Orinoco Belt, PDVSA restructuring, US energy companies, Venezuela oil production

Exxon and Chevron Signal New Chapter for Venezuela Energy Revival

Global oil majors show renewed interest in Venezuela as political change and reform prospects raise optimism for production growth and

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 11, 2026January 11, 2026 AI efficiency, AI entrepreneurs, AI infrastructure, AI investment, AI market growth, algorithm hardware co design, artificial intelligence innovation, China AI, China tech sector, Chinese AI startups, emerging technology markets, future of AI, global AI competition, hardware software integration, innovation ecosystem, lithography technology, machine learning research, semiconductor development, technology leadership, US technology gap

China Accelerates AI Innovation as Technology Gap with the US Continues to Narrow

China’s artificial intelligence sector is gaining momentum as innovation, risk-taking, and strategic investment position the country to compete closely with

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 11, 2026 American consumers, banking policy, bipartisan legislation, consumer finance, consumer protection, credit card interest rates, credit card reform, credit market, debt management, economic policy, finance regulation, financial relief, household debt, interest rate cap, interest rate debate, lending practices, Trump proposal, unsecured loans, US economy

Trump Proposes One Year Cap on Credit Card Interest Rates to Ease Consumer Burden

A proposed temporary cap on credit card interest rates aims to provide relief for American households, spark bipartisan dialogue, and

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 11, 2026January 11, 2026 AI compliance, AI ethics, AI safeguards, AI safety standards, artificial intelligence policy, content moderation, deepfake prevention, digital governance, digital rights, digital security, generative AI, global AI oversight, Grok chatbot, Indonesia AI regulation, innovation and regulation, online content rules, online safety, platform accountability, responsible AI, technology regulation

Indonesia Temporarily Restricts Grok Access as AI Safety Standards Take Center Stage

Indonesia’s temporary block on Grok highlights growing global focus on responsible AI use, digital ethics, and stronger safeguards to protect

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 11, 2026January 11, 2026 climate adaptation, climate diplomacy, climate innovation, climate leadership, climate resilience, climate strategy shift, energy policy, environmental agreements, environmental regulation, global climate governance, global warming response, green technology, international cooperation, international policy shift, IPCC withdrawal, Paris Agreement legacy, resource security, sustainability debate, UN climate treaties, US climate policy

US Repositions Climate Strategy as It Withdraws from UN Environmental Treaties

The United States is reshaping its global climate engagement, prioritising national interests and domestic energy strategy while prompting renewed debate