Opinion

While the Government and FARC compile two years of conversations, the conflict with the smaller ELN has intensified.

U.S Intelligence may overstate its capability to predict terrorist events, but citizens should not be concerned about the government's interest in their private affairs, claims…

Opinion writer Richard McColl believes that despite the agreements worked out in Cuba, many of the FARC will face jail time.

Controlling the distribution of pollutants starts on land. We must design better packaging to replace the waste in our oceans.

Russia’s Justice Ministry wants to shut down Memorial, the country’s best-known human rights organization. Will Memorial become memory?

Columnist Richard McColl argues that more is needed to boost Colombia's tourism infrastructure after decades of neglect.

Colombia must be careful not to get carried away by its international exposure. Unnecessary taxes could taint the tourism tiara.

What lies ahead for us this year? Predictions can be perilous, especially in a country which is charting out a new course.

The City Paper's end of year editorial. A strained social fabric and corruption are real obstacles to a a Colombia at peace in 2015.

Can President Santos reconcile his differences with Senator Uribe? or is there a conspiracy to keep these leaders divided?

Willing to pay a little extra to support local agriculture? Food autonomy is essential for the well-being of this nation.

Editorial. In Bogotá, a daily chore can offer you endless possibilities on exploring parts of the city one would not normally visit.

A peace negotiation requires some ceding. Can the Colombian government and guerrillas exude some humility regarding 50 years of conflict?

Colombia's first city is gearing up to host a global summit in 2016. Can Bogotá showcase a spirit of tolerance and innovation?

An influx of Central American children at the United States border re-opens the debate around U.S. immigration policies.

As an extended drought kills cattle and creates food and water shortages, La Guajira's crisis is deeply rooted in corruption.