Colombia

Six Colombian Soldiers Killed in Clashes With Rebels

Six soldiers were killed in rural Colombia after they entered a minefield during clashes with rebels, military officials said.

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Colombia Starts Talks With a Third Guerrilla Group

The Colombian government began peace negotiations with a rebel group that broke away from a historic 2016 ceasefire deal with FARC guerillas.

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Police Officers Killed as Colombia Rebels Launch Gun, Bomb Attacks

Colombian guerrilla fighters killed two police officers and two other people in separate gun and bomb attacks that injured at least seven in the southwest, officials said.

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Colombian Forces Kill 15 Guerrillas Who Had Quit Peace Talks

The Colombian military said it had killed 15 members of a guerrilla group that has walked out on peace negotiations with the government.

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Colombian Army Begins Black Hawk Engine Maintenance

Colombia has tapped ITP Aero for the maintenance, repair, and overhaul of the armed forces’ Black Hawk helicopter engines.

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Colombia Army Says at Least 8 Rebels Killed Since Truce Walk-Back

At least eight members of an armed rebel group have been killed since Colombia's military launched an offensive following a partial truce suspension, a general said.

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Colombia Partly Suspends Truce With Armed EMC Rebels

Colombia has suspended a truce with the armed rebel faction the Central General Staff in three different parts of the country.

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Colombia’s ELN Rebels Suspend Peace Talks

Colombia's leftist ELN rebels pulled out of peace talks with the government, accusing it of violating ground rules set up when the negotiations began in 2022.

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Colombia and ELN Rebels Announce Ceasefire Extension

The Colombian government and the ELN rebel group announced a six-month extension to a ceasefire in effect since August.

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Bolivia Cuts Ties with Israel Over Gaza Strikes, Others Recall Envoys

Bolivia said it was severing diplomatic ties with Israel over its "disproportionate" attacks in Gaza, as two other Latin American countries recalled their ambassadors over the mounting humanitarian crisis.

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