US Revokes Visas of 7 Former Ecuadorian Officials
The U.S. State Department has revoked visas for seven former Ecuadorian officials and their immediate families over alleged corruption tied to drug-trafficking and terrorist organizations.
BRICS Bloc Calls for Restraint on Middle East War
On the opening day of their annual summit in New Delhi, BRICS leaders unanimously adopted a joint declaration voicing deep concern over the conflict in the Middle East and urging all parties to exercise maximum restraint.
FBI Seeks Colombian Lawyer Accused of Leaking Data to Mafia
A Colombian attorney is reportedly being sought by the FBI for allegedly tipping off drug traffickers about confidential prosecutions and asset-seizure efforts, according to an internal Prosecutor's Office document.
Court Ruling May Push Gangs to Recruit More Children
A Colombian columnist warns that new judicial rulings barring airstrikes on camps where minors are present could backfire, turning child recruitment into a shield for criminal groups.
‘I’m Here, I’m Liz’: Pereira Quake Survivor Lost Everything
Elizabeth survived hours trapped under rubble after Colombia's August 10 earthquake, but the disaster killed her mother, her brother and her partner, and destroyed the home they shared.
Mexico’s Defense Ministry Denies Rise in Border Drone Activity
Mexico's Secretary of National Defense says there has been no increase in drone flights along the US border, even as a joint operation targeting cartel drones has yet to produce results.
Magnitude 4.6 Quake Rattles Western Colombia
A shallow magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck near Istmina, Chocó, early Saturday, with tremors felt as far away as Cali, Pereira and Armenia.
Israel and US vs. Iran: Regional Fight, Global Fallout
An opinion piece explores how the escalating standoff between Israel, the United States, and Iran—rooted in Middle East rivalries—carries consequences that ripple far beyond the region.
Trump-De La Espriella Alliance: Colombia’s New Bet on the US
Former ambassadors say shared security priorities between Donald Trump and Colombian leader Abelardo De La Espriella could revive bilateral ties after six tense years, but warn that lasting cooperation needs more than military alignment.
Colombia Drone Attacks Surge, New Intel Report Shows
A new Colombian military intelligence report reveals that explosive-laden drone attacks by armed groups have skyrocketed from just two incidents in 2023 to nearly 300 so far in 2026.