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At least 18 killed and dozens injured in separate Colombia attacks
At least 18 people have been killed and dozens wounded in two separate attacks in Colombia, deepening the country's most serious security crisis in decades. Six people died and more than 60 were injured after a car bomb exploded on a busy street in the western city of Cali in Colombia, according to authorities.
Colombia’s anti-government guerrillas have grown stronger under President Gustavo Petro’s three years in office ...
Easy to access and employ, weaponized drones pose a rapidly increasing threat to combat helicopters around the globe.
The FARC discouraged its members from having children. Now 16, the boy arrived with his uncle, who saw the conference as a safe opportunity for him to meet his mother.
HOW DID IT START? The FARC was formed in 1962 by a small group of armed farmers who were fleeing a 10-year civil war in Colombia known as La Violencia. The farmers were left out of a power-sharing ...
FARC guerrillas and civilians build barracks in the Transitional Standardization Zone in Pondores, La Guajira department, Colombia, on March 31.
President Gustavo Petro blames FARC dissidents for throwing cylinder bombs at the air base in the Colombian city. Twelve ...
A police helicopter attack in Colombias Antioquia region has left 12 officers dead. Colombian President Gustavo Petro blames ...
The shutting of USAID funding has severely impacted Colombia's implementation of the 2016 peace deal with the Revolutionary ...
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