The commander of Colombia’s army said Tuesday that he would change instructions for his troops after a wave of criticism the current instruction threatens the lives of civilians. In an… The post Colombia’s army vows to change milita...

A US committee on government spending voted to increase financial aid to Colombia with $40 million unless the US government decertifies the South American country as a counternarcotics ally. Upon… The post US house committee proposes aid boost ...

A senior US senator on Monday demanded that Colombia’s government either request proof or condemn a smear campaign that spurred the New York Times’ bureau chief to abandon the South… The post US Senator: Colombia’s government ...

Instead of informing the public about concerns that military orders put civilians’ lives at risk, Colombia’s leading weekly Semana reportedly informed President Ivan Duque. According to political website La Silla… The post Instead o...

Colombia’s President Ivan Duque and his political patron, former President Alvaro Uribe, met with the leaders of center-right parties on Monday in an attempt to overcome a government crisis. Duque… The post Colombia’s government cri...

The third symposium of Futurible takes place May 21 at Gimnasio Moderno in Bogotá with special guest, singer-songwriter Andrés Cabas.

The Calle 72 is the “Wall Street of Bogotá” but universities, book merchants and a vibrant gastro zone have flourished in this former suburb.

FARC's former peace negotiator and member of the Secretariat has been released from La Picota after a suicide attempt.

A thought-provoking exhibition at MamBo presents works by the visceral illustrator Vladdo.

The decision by a special peace tribunal to release a former FARC commander accused of drug trafficking threatens to end the extradition agreement between Colombia and the U.S