Guyana seeks regional backing before ICJ border ruling
· Politics · Guyana · Venezuela
Guyana is looking to shore up regional support ahead of an expected International Court of Justice ruling on its border dispute with Venezuela over the resource-rich Essequibo region.
Why it matters:The ruling could affect control of one of the world's newest oil frontiers and raise tensions in northern South America.
Key points
- Dispute concerns the resource-rich Essequibo region
- Guyana is seeking regional support
- An ICJ ruling is expected
Sources (original reporting)
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