Bogotá Removes 6 Tons of Trash From Bridge Shelter
City workers cleared a makeshift home built by a homeless man under a bridge in north Bogotá, hauling away six tons of debris and reopening the pedestrian walkway.
Mampuján Honors Women Who Survived Colombia’s War
Nearly 500 women gathered in the village of Mampuján for a symbolic return, paying tribute to those who endured the armed conflict's violence.
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.
‘Tire Slashers’ Gang Busted After Torturing Families
Colombian police dismantled 'Los Pinchallantas,' a gang that punctured tires on highways into and out of Bogotá to ambush, rob and torture travelers for nearly two years.
Train Derailment in France Leaves at Least 44 Injured
A passenger train traveling between Rouen and Caen derailed in northern France on Friday evening, injuring dozens of people and prompting a large-scale emergency response.
Trump Says United Ireland Would Be ‘Fantastic’
During a two-day trip to Ireland, President Trump told the Taoiseach a united Ireland would be 'fantastic,' reigniting debate over Northern Ireland's constitutional future.
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.
Colombia’s UN Envoy Backs Iran Nuclear Sanctions Snapback
Colombia's ambassador to the UN, Mauricio Gaona, made his Security Council debut defending the legitimacy of the 'snapback' mechanism used to reimpose sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.
IG Metall Tells VW to Honor 2024 Labor Deal Amid Layoffs
Germany's powerful IG Metall union is pressing Volkswagen to stick to the terms of a labor agreement signed in 2024, warning the automaker against moving forward with job cuts.
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.