K-Pop Influencer Asks Colombian President for Citizenship
South Korean content creator Zion Hwang, who moved to Colombia nearly a decade ago, publicly asked President Abelardo De La Espriella for help obtaining Colombian nationality, saying he never wants to leave the country he now calls home.
Colombia’s Weather Agency Warns of Landslide Risk in 14 Regions
Colombia's national weather agency has issued a landslide alert after days of heavy rain saturated soils on steep terrain, warning that 14 departments face high risk of ground movement.
Colombia Tightens Security After Deadly Drone Attack
After a drone strike killed three soldiers in Ocaña, Colombia's Defense Ministry announced a military overhaul targeting ELN guerrilla corridors in the Catatumbo region near the Venezuelan border.
Argentine Cocktail Pioneer’s Fatal Road Trip in Colombia
Pablo Carrizo, a leading figure in Latin America's bar industry, vanished during a secret road trip from Medellín to Cartagena and was later found dead, with a crash and a delay on the highway marking his final hours.
Horse Smuggling Exposes Gaps in US Screwworm Strategy
Reports of horses being smuggled across the US-Mexico border have highlighted weaknesses in Washington's efforts to keep the New World screwworm from reestablishing itself north of the border.
US Forces Strike Iranian Oil Tankers Near Gulf of Oman
US Central Command reportedly struck three Iranian oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman and near Kharg Island, a key export hub, according to a report from La Jornada.
Putin Meets Trump Envoys in Moscow Over Ukraine Ideas
Russian President Vladimir Putin held nearly three hours of talks with envoys sent by US President Donald Trump, reportedly discussing fresh proposals aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.
Trial Opens in Killing of Camilo Séptimo Keyboardist
A court hearing has begun for the suspects accused of murdering the keyboardist of the band Camilo Séptimo along with members of his family.
Trump Plans to Strip Wolf Protections to Aid Ranchers
The Trump administration is reportedly moving to remove endangered species protections from the Mexican gray wolf and the gray wolf, a decision framed as relief for American ranchers who say the predators threaten their livestock.
Colombia Urges Russia, Ukraine to Stop Recruiting Citizens
Colombia's Foreign Ministry has formally asked Russia and Ukraine to halt the recruitment of Colombian nationals into their armed forces, citing more than 1,700 requests for assistance from citizens caught up in the war.