Opinion

After six decades of fighting, it is estimated that almost 20% of Colombia's population is a direct victim of the internal conflict, including almost nine…

Canada, UK, US, Australia and New Zealand have already put restrictions on the Chinese technology giant Huawei citing security concerns for 5G mobile users.

With less than 48-hours before 39 million Colombians head to the polls, the country is bracing for historic shift to the left should progressive candidate…

With two weeks to go before Colombians elect their next president, a likely Petro victory has the business community on edge given the candidate's socialist…

Colombia's upcoming May 29 presidential election could send geopolitical shock waves as far East as China, could the country elect a hard-left candidate with Gustavo…

Colombia enters the final month of a highly contested presidential election, amidst shifting geopolitical rivalries and candidates with opposing visions for the country's future.

The recent designation of Colombia as a Major Non-NATO Ally raises the question why the US has not given this status to Mexico.

The influence of Russia as a regional player in Latin America goes beyond its military support of Venezuela to influencing the social media narrative of…

The 2022 Colombian elections are fraught with disinformation and dysfunctional campaigns, maintaining Petro's lead in the polls.

Russia has not ruled out sending military hardware to South America should conflict break out in Ukraine.A Cold War flashpoint could become the Colombia Venezuela…

The protests that beseiged Colombia during four months have proven how pandemic-hit democracies remain too exposed to the dangerous narratives of populist leaders.

Social media hysteria, fake news, spamming by K-poppers are just some of the tools Paro Nacional supporters are deviating constructive debate to end the crisis…

Human Rights organizations and activists have denounced excessive use of force by Colombia's security forces to quell civic and legitimate protest.

Trump's incitement to violence with the March 6 storming of the U.S Capitol reveals the blurred lines between authoritarianism and democratic revolutions.

The pandemic has shown a spirit of leadership and collaboration among many of Colombia's public officials, while also exposing political opportunism and misinformation.

President Iván Duque has announced easing quarantine for two key sectors of the Colombia economy, but Bogotá's Claudia López wants to extend lockdown for everyone.