A powerful congressional panel led by Florida Republican Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart is moving to sharply cut non-military U.S. aid to Colombia, citing a combination of rising instability, weakening rule ...

On July 28, Colombia’s judicial system found former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez guilty of witness tampering, specifically ...

The fragmentation of armed groups, allure of illicit profits from drug production, and spotty implementation of a peace deal ...

Colombia remains a key hub for illegal arms trafficking in Latin America -- a persistent threat that fuels internal conflict ...

Latin America's major currencies gained an average of 6% against the U.S. dollar in the first half of the year amid global ...

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The Colombian government has fully banned the export of thermal coal to Israel, a move enacted in July 2025 through a formal presidential decree.<br ...

Across the globe, numerous communities endure harsh realities shaped by extreme climates, hazardous environments, and socio-political instability. Fro ...

An additional 15,000 people in Haiti fled their communities after armed attacks in the communes of Dessalines and Verrettes ...

Emerging markets local currency debt posted strong returns in the second quarter, building on momentum from earlier in the ...

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With approval ratings falling and key reforms stalled, Colombian President Gustavo Petro enters the final year of his term facing a surge in illegal armed groups, growing tensions with the U.S. and ...