Former President Alvaro Uribe hasn’t definitely said ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to an invitation to dialogue with FARC commander alias ‘Timochenko.’
Colombia prepares for an historic moment even as Latin American neighbors struggle with crises both natural and manmade.
COVID-19 turned pandemic, but four years ago, another virus – ChikV – ravaged South America with severe debilitating neurological symptoms to the infected.
High Commissioner for Peace Sergio Jaramillo criticized Colombia’s legal focus on peace arguing it should instead take a humanitarian approach.
Spencer Tunick is asking as many as 10,000 Bogota residents to strip down for a mass photoshoot in the Colombian capital this June.
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos will appoint all-new cabinet members as he prepares to push a post-conflict agenda.
The Market offers customizable dining options around the clock, making it a novelty in Bogotá, where many restaurants close early.
Turkish Airlines joins a growing group of European carriers with service from Bogotá’s El Dorado International Airport.
Desmadre, a new exhibition by María Cristina Córtes features fires and floods to find beauty and violence in nature.
Bogotá’s Feria Internacional del Libro (FILBo) features Dutch authors and an exclusive Anne Frank exhibition for its 29th edition this year.
Though cases are lower than originally predicted, a new study in Colombia shows Zika’s infectiousness is worryingly high.
Travel search giant Kayak.com recently launched a fully Colombian version of its popular platform.
After four years of peace talks — and with more in the works — Colombia struggles to combat “peace fatigue” and keep hopes up.
Colombia’s legendary Crown of the Andes recently sold to New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.
More than a dozen prominent Colombians have been named in the Panama Papers leak for using “offshore” tax havens.
Bogotá’s Teatro Colón presents two interpretations of Macbeth — the play by Shakespeare and the opera by Verdi.