Opinion

After more than 30 years of being divorced from the international tourism industry, Colombia needs to first convince Colombians of the potential.

Although I should be writing about politics weeks before a run-off, it seems everyone has a story to tell with 'Gabo.' This is mine.

Before engaging in an ayahuasca ceremony it is important to really know the shaman and respect an ancient ritual which dates back to pre-Columbian days.

Author Jimmy Weiskopf narrates a journey to the Sibundoy valley with friends tripping out on New Age' wisdom.

As conflicts continue around the globe, Samantha Nutt argues that the term “never again” must be backed by meaningful action.

Over a decade after the U.S invasion, Iraq is still experiencing sectarian violence and political instability on a daily basis.

Richard McColl reflects on time spent in the Ukraine and how Europe's position is becoming critical with the crisis.

After six years as the only English language newspaper in Colombia we celebrate this milestone.

Listening, more than talking, can often help build healthy and stronger relationships. From conversation to friendship.

Thousands of foreigners swarm to Colombia in search of siren-like women who continue to top the list of reasons to visit the country.

Richard McColl looks at political transparency in Colombia during an election year. What is driving voter disengagement and apathy?

As Venezuelans continue to express their discontent with President Nicolás Maduro, the country’s political future appears uncertain.

The legal recourses of Bogotá's Mayor Petro are running out and Bogotanos may soon have to vote.

Colombians have been let in on the secret that is Mompós. More visible and accessible, Richard McColl writes of his colonial muse.

Life happens. If you fall down, get back up. And make sure to schedule some happiness into your day.

Colombia's prospects for peace seem bright this year as the nation continues to move forward with a social agenda.