25 Years After 9/11, US Fights New Mideast War
As the US marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, it finds itself embroiled in another Middle East conflict, reviving old debates about the lessons of Afghanistan and Iraq.
Narco-Politics, Violence, Extortion Rock Morelos State
A new column examines how organized crime's grip on local politics, coupled with rising violence and extortion, is destabilizing the Mexican state of Morelos.
Farm Linked to Alleged Petro Plot Owner Listed as Poor
Colombian officials are probing why the owner of a farm where weapons for an alleged plot against President Petro were found is registered as low-income, despite moving roughly $4 million.
How 9/11 Reshaped the World and Transformed Colombia
Twenty years after the September 11 attacks, El Tiempo looks at how the tragedy reordered global security priorities and reshaped Colombia's own long fight against armed groups.
Colombian Women March to Honor Violence Survivors
About 500 women will walk 10 kilometers (roughly 6 miles) through Colombia's Montes de María region this weekend to honor survivors of the armed conflict and mark the 26th anniversary of a massacre in Mampuján.
Video Shows Cali Tower Collapse in Deadly Quake
A newly surfaced security video shows the exact moment a residential tower crumbled during the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that hit Cali, Colombia, killing 154 people, as the city marked one month since the disaster.
US Marks 25 Years Since 9/11 as Iran Conflict Echoes Past
On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the US honored nearly 3,000 victims even as a growing share of Americans have no personal memory of that day, while President Trump linked the tragedy to the ongoing conflict with…
Israel’s New Envoy Pushes Trade, Tech Ties With Colombia
Israel's new ambassador to Colombia, Vivian Aisen, outlines plans to revive a free trade deal, boost agricultural cooperation, and open an embassy in Jerusalem, while also addressing Gaza and Iran tensions.
Duterte Appears in Person at ICC for First Time
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte showed up in person at the International Criminal Court in The Hague for the first time since his arrest, as judges weigh whether he's mentally fit to stand trial over his deadly anti-drug campaign.
Colombia Stays Decertified Despite Trump-Petro Successor Bond
President Trump kept Colombia off the list of countries fully cooperating against drug trafficking, even as he praised the country's new president and blamed the previous administration entirely for the failure.