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U.S. Signals Willingness to Consider Temporary Suspension of 12.5% Tariffs on Colombian Exports

Formal U.S. administrative steps are needed to enact a tariff pause that Colombia says would help exporters recovering from the Aug. 10 quake.

Colombia Joins U.S.-Led Counter‑Cartel Coalition and Authorizes Joint Military Operations

Colombia Joins US-Led Anti‑Cartel Coalition and Agrees to Joint Military Operations

Truck Bomb Explodes Outside Cúcuta Police Base, Injuring 11

Colombia Issues Warrants for Top FARC Dissident Leaders in Uribe Turbay Killing

U.S. Prosecutors in New York Open Preliminary Inquiries Into Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro

New York Prosecutors Probe Colombia’s President Over Alleged Contacts With Traffickers

DEA Designates Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro a Priority Target as U.S. Prosecutors Open Inquiries

Colombia and Clan del Golfo Resume Peace Talks After Mediated Bogotá Meeting

Petro to Meet Trump at White House on Feb. 3 After Weeks of Tension

FARC Dissident Leader Urges Rebel Unity to Counter U.S. Intervention

ELN Orders 72-Hour Lockdown for Military Drills Citing Trump Intervention Threat

Petro Orders Colombian Military to Defend Sovereignty After Trump Warns Drug Producers Face Attacks

Colombia’s Lower House Approves Accession to UN Mercenary Convention

Colombia Retrieves First Artifacts From 1708 San José Galleon for Scientific Study

Colombia Recovers First Artifacts From San José Galleon Shipwreck

Colombia’s Military Kills 28 in Two Strikes as U.S. Tensions Deepen

Colombia Seizes 1.8 Tonnes of Cocaine in Joint Pacific Operation With El Salvador

Bogotá Appeals Court Annuls Uribe Conviction Over Illegal Recordings

Two Exiled Venezuelan Activists Shot in Bogotá in Suspected Targeted Attack