While the Government and FARC compile two years of conversations, the conflict with the smaller ELN has intensified.
Opinion writer Richard McColl believes that despite the agreements worked out in Cuba, many of the FARC will face jail time.
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.
As we delve into a new year, Anna Vogt reflects on a year working with the displaced and vulnerable communities in the Chocó.
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.
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.
HRH Prince Charles visits Colombia’s majestic PNN Chiribiquete thanks to invitation by President Juan Manuel Santos.
A global oil glut is sending prices tumbling. As an oil producing nation, Colombia must drum up its cash reserves.
As reports surfaced that FARC’s most senior commander alias ‘Timochenko’ had traveled to Cuba, the U.S reaffirmed Colombia’s key status as a global ally.
A peace negotiation requires some ceding. Can the Colombian government and guerrillas exude some humility regarding 50 years of conflict?
Recent attacks by FARC have cast a shadow over the future of the peace talks. Is a nation at peace really possible?
After a grueling campaign and second round, Juan Manuel Santos was reelected Sunday June 15th, President of Colombia.
The polarization regarding the future of the Havana peace talks runs deep as Colombians head to the polls Sunday.
Did Israeli’s Netanyahu precipitate the reconciliation of rival Palestinian factions after suspending peace talks?
Over a decade after the U.S invasion, Iraq is still experiencing sectarian violence and political instability on a daily basis.