Colombian officials are working to locate and repatriate nationals along with assisting those in need following Ecuador’s major quake last weekend.
Colombia’s National Authority of Environmental Licenses (ANLA) revoked a license to drill exploratory oil wells in an environmentally sensitive area this week.
A nearly 6-foot long, 1,000 pound sea turtle crawled on to a Santa Marta beach early Monday morning to lay its eggs.
Arte&Madera, an innovative exhibition at Bogotá’s Club el Nogal, features artists working outside of their comfort zones.
Colombia recently released a new $100,000 peso bill to better handle a growing economy, higher minimum wage and inflation.
In the latest victory for Colombia’s LGBT couples, the nation’s Constitutional Court opened the door to gay marriage on Thursday.
Scybalocanthon magnus, a new beetle species was recently discovered in Colombia’s high Andes moorlands.
The National Liberation Army (ELN), Colombia’s second-largest guerrilla group, and Colombian government announced peace talks Wednesday from Venezuela.
The International Court of Justice determine Thursday its jurisdiction over a territorial dispute between Colombia and Nicaragua over Caribbean waters.
New White House data shows coca cultivation increased dramatically between 2014 and 2015 in Colombia.
Thousands of taxis took to Bogotá streets Monday in protest of the government’s lax enforcement of laws that prohibit Uber and other ridesharing services.
A growing energy crisis prompted new measures to encourage energy savings and led to the resignation of Colombia’s Minister of Mines and Energy.
Colombia’s national Association of Tourism and Travel Agencies announced travel to Europe’s Schengen zone spiked after dropping visa requirements.
El Niño and the loss of two major power plants threw Colombia into an energy crisis this week, prompting fears of rationing, blackouts or power cuts.
Colombia’s attorney general opened an investigation Monday against military and defense leaders related to an illegal FARC meeting earlier in February.
On Monday, Bogotá Mayor Enrique Peñalosa struck down controversial rules permitting skyscrapers in residential neighborhoods and other parts of the city.