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View of Kabul by Afghanistan matters..

Resetting Afghanistan

General elections are set to take place in Afghanistan as international troops continue to withdraw from the embattled nation.


Impending war?

As Ukraine's crisis escalates, Russia’s geopolitical influence in the region has been cast in doubt. Is the current regional order unsustainable?

Buenaventura S.O.S

A mass protest has all but shut down Colombia's Pacific port city of Buenaventura. Rising insecurity and gang violence at the root of popular discontent.


Voto en blanco: Change or defiance?

One of the protagonists on election day could well be the ‘Voto en Blanco.’ By casting blank votes are Colombians electing a specific candidate?


UP’s Avella escapes attack

The presidential candidate of the the left-wing party Union Patriotica, Aida Avella, narrowly escaped an assassination attempt on her life Sunday.


The international President

Despite forging international accords, President Santos' popularity at home remains weak over persistent economic concerns.

Petro’s quagmire

After two months of polarization and political rabble rousing Bogotá's embattled mayor Petro clings to office. What happens next?

The FARC and Government take on drugs policy in the Havana talks.

Drugs on the table

The FARC and government negotiators take on the contentious issue of drug policy and how to end an era of cocaine trafficking.

President Santos in meets locals in Sucre.

A different look at Colombia

Even though Pres.Santos has yet to officialize his reelection bid, Colombia's leader faces challenges as he heads to 2014.


The peace process in Havana gains momentum with a second accord reached.

Peace: A need to accelerate

Advances gained mid summer at the negotiating table between the government and FARC have slowed with election rhetoric.