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A powerful 6.6 struck Colombia at 3:55 pm Tuesday.

An international consensus is emerging that laws must apply to cyberspace. UN members states want a resolution on the right to privacy.

President Juan Manuel Santos brought his message of peace for Colombia to launch the 36th edition of the travel and tourism fair, ANATO.

While many countries impose moratoriums on fracking or ban it outright, Colombia is opening up its shale deposits to this controversial practice.

Gender-based violence, sexual slavery and assault are crimes committed with impunity in many armed conflicts around the world.

Developments in Havana reveal an important change in tone from the government and the FARC's peace negotiators.

Violence is the key issue that needs to be addressed within the context of the United Nation’s post-2015 development agenda.

The FARC claim that patience for their unilateral ceasefire is running out and the Colombian Government is not willing to join them with a lasting…

The U.S-led combat mission in Afghanistan is complete, yet large challenges lie ahead for the Afghan security forces.

Miss Colombia, Paulina Vega Dieppa, a 22 year old Business student from Barranquilla has been crowned Miss Universe 2015.

Canada's former Ambassador to Cuba looks at the challenges the U.S and Cuba will face as relations begin to thaw.

Outrage over human rights issues, impunity and widespread corruption by state security forces is resulting is mass protests in Mexico.

The FARC’s military offensive against infrastructure has delayed the prospect of peace. The urgency of the talks could lead to a deal by early 2015.

The FARC's maximum commander "Timochenko" releases a statement in which he outlines the rebel's position on the Havana peace talks.

While Colombians await the release of kidnapped General Alzate, the FARC attacked Saturday the island of Gorgona.

What attracts foreign recruits to join terrorist groups such as ISIS and other genocidal organizations? Is it a search for increased status ?