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Conscientious objectors face legal limbo in a country where “to serve” means getting access to education and formal employment.

Recent attacks by FARC have cast a shadow over the future of the peace talks. Is a nation at peace really possible?

Juan Manuel Santos takes office on Thursday for a second term in which domestic issues will be as critical as defining the peace accord with…

As ISIS continues to destabilize the Middle East, does the Turkish government bear some of the blame?

As Modi takes over India with the promise of accelerated growth, corruption and illicit wealth still afflict India’s economy.

Nigeria is at the beginning of a difficult conflict with terror organization Boko Haram and will require international assistance.

After a grueling campaign and second round, Juan Manuel Santos was reelected Sunday June 15th, President of Colombia.

The polarization regarding the future of the Havana peace talks runs deep as Colombians head to the polls Sunday.

Churches in North America are partnering with Colombian communities to spread a message of conflict resolution.

As far-right parties increase their clout in the European Union, they often look to Putin’s Russia for ideological inspiration.

Professors John Cox and Michael Collins of IDEAS analyze how anti-narcotics programs are flawed on all levels.

Elections.32 million registered voters will have their say Sunday May 25th in Colombia's presidential elections.

A series of political slanders, resignations, and a video "hacker" have shaken the Colombian election race to its very core.

Over half a million fans will flock to Brazil for the World Cup. Dr. Jon Andrus argues that the risk of an outbreak of measles…

Swedish tourist Jan Philip Braunisch, 27, has been missing in the Darien Gap, between Colombia and Panama since May 2013.

As the presidential election race enters the final weeks, Santos tries to convince Colombians that his policies have worked.