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.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague came to Bogota to address the issue of sexual violence in conflict and lay out a framework for the June G8 Summit.
The FARC and government negotiators take on the contentious issue of drug policy and how to end an era of cocaine trafficking.
The government has reached a deal with FARC regarding a future in politics as well as, conditions and guarantees.
A recent cycle of negotiations between government and FARC ends without concrete agreements. Are the peace talks stalling?
The FARC increasingly use social media to connect with an audience. As peace talks advance, the guerrillas look hashtag trained.
The Colombian government and the world’s oldest guerrilla organization reach a historic agreement on agrarian reform.
Home to the world’s largest internally displaced population, Colombia must mesh its external image with reality.
The March for Peace descends on Bogotá as negotiations continue between the government and the FARC in Cuba.
Several indicators suggest security improvements in Colombia, including a plummeting homicide rate.
Rural agricultural initiatives look to help farmers replace coca with valuable legal crops like cacao and rubber.