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Colombia’s new intelligence chief, retired General Jorge Andres Zuluaga, brings decades of military intel experience—including starring in the rescue of Ingrid Betancourt—but his appointment casts a shadow: he was...

Colombia’s political scene is heating up as far-right campaigns deploy slick marketing tactics, while a 25% peso surge in just one year strains media budgets and forces election pauses—adding layers of complexity to a...

Colombia’s Liberal Party officially backs President Abelardo de la Espriella’s congressional coalition, sealing a legislative majority that sidelines the opposition and empowers the president’s agenda on economy, jobs...

Colombia and the U.S. are forging a new chapter in their strained relationship with landmark deals on nuclear energy and rare earth minerals, signed by President de la Espriella and Secretary Rubio in Barranquilla...

A Bogotá judge has ordered Colombia’s government to erase social media posts showing President Abelardo de la Espriella standing among corpses of suspected criminals, citing risks to children’s well-being. The ruling...

Colombia’s launching a high-stakes pilot program to test aerial fumigation of coca crops using Glufosinate Ammonium in a tiny, controlled zone—ten square kilometers in Putumayo. This isn’t a full-scale return to...

A court just halted Colombia’s planned return to aerial spraying of coca crops, blocking a pilot program set for Putumayo province after a local group sued over environmental and health risks. The judge demanded full...

The US President slams Colombia for failing to curb drug trafficking, blaming past administrations for chaos—but now backs new president Abelardo de la Espriella as a potential game-changer. Despite bold pledges to...

Colombia’s 1,500+ social and labor groups are gearing up for a massive national strike in November—either the 11th or 20th—to fight an “illegitimate government” they say is dangerously aligned with foreign powers and...

Colombia shocks the global LGBTIQ+ rights community by pulling out of the Equal Rights Coalition — a move that signals a dramatic pivot in its foreign policy and human rights stance, as President de la Espriella...

Colombia’s stats chief was fired for refusing to endorse manipulated labor data — a move that exposed a political tug-of-war over economic narratives, as the current administration quietly sidelines transparency while...

Colombia’s military now has the green light to strike against armed groups—but only under strict new rules designed to shield children. A Bogotá court lifted a previous ban, mandating that forces verify no minors are...

Jamiroquai is roaring back to Colombia this September with a high-energy Latin American tour stop in Bogota, marking their first return since 2010 and celebrating 30 years of their global funk anthem “Virtual Insanity.”...

Colombia is betting big on artificial intelligence to overhaul its government and education system, aiming to cut bureaucracy, boost productivity, and prepare youth for a digital future—with Nubank’s David Velez guiding...

Colombia has shocked the global LGBTIQ+ rights community by abruptly withdrawing from the Equal Rights Coalition — a key international alliance it co-chaired with Spain — citing low foreign policy priority. While...