New York : Colombia has continued to make “significant strides in its peace process”, the top UN envoy in the country told the Security Council on Monday.
New York: Thousands of former fighters from Colombia’s largest rebel group remain committed to the historic 2016 peace deal which ended more than five decades of civil conflict, but ...
New York, Aug 7 (JEN): The UN migration agency, IOM, has welcomed Colombia’s decision on Monday to grant nationality status to more than 24,000 Venezuelan babies born inside the cou ...
New York, July 20 (JEN): The Colombian peace process is an outstanding example of how much support the United Nations can provide when the Security Council is ‘firmly united’, ...
Caracas, Feb 25 (Xinhua/UNI): Venezuela's border with Colombia was calm on Sunday, after an intense day over the attempted delivery of unauthorized foreign aid, a top official said.
New York: As the world – and the United Nations – continues to grapple with political crises, we look at the political landscape with Under-Secretary-General for Political Aff ...
New York, Describing himself as part of a new generation of Colombians, President Iván Duque Márquez told the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday that in the ...
Brasilia: Amid growing tensions, Brazil has announced that it will deploy forces along the Venezuelan border to guarantee law and order.
Bogota: Colombia's new President Ivan Duque took office after he was sworn in at Bogota's Bolivar square on Tuesday.
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