Swedish traveler Jan Philip Braunisch ventured into the Darien Gap on an adventure which would end in tragedy.
International mediators have called on FARC to de-escalate the violence in order to salvage Colombia’s prospects of peace.
Colombia’s High Commissioner for Peace, Sergio Jaramillo, referred to the current state of the peace process during a talk at Oxford.
An attack by FARC rebels in Cauca which killed 11 soldiers could resume bombardments against camps and directly threatens the peace talks.
Photojournalist Giovanni Diffidenti has dedicated two decades to capturing the victims of landmines; the “perfect soldier.” The Government and FARC will embark soon on an ambitious project to identify where mines have been planted across Colombia.
Colombians remain divided on many issues surrounding the peace process, such as transitional justice, land repatriation and impunity.
Pope Francis’ planned trip to Colombia in 2017 sends a message of the need for peace and reconciliation as the government of President Juan Manuel Santos navigates a treacherous accord with ex-FARC.
In an historic initiative from Havana, both FARC and Government commit to begin clearing Colombia of landmines.
Women in a small Afro-Colombian town are coming to terms with their violent past through a community-led initiative to embroider their history as quilts.
Developments in Havana reveal an important change in tone from the government and the FARC’s peace negotiators.
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 truce.
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.
Recent attacks by FARC have cast a shadow over the future of the peace talks. Is a nation at peace really possible?
Juan Manuel Santos takes office on Thursday for a second term in which domestic issues will be as critical as defining the peace accord with FARC.