Colombia

The two largest regional trading blocs have agreed on an 'action plan' to boost integration

With tensions already visible in Colombia’s new Congress, the failure of peace may prove a self-fulfilling prophesy

Duque has young newcomers in his proposed cabinet, but some old faces raise serious concerns for proponents of peace

As Colombia finally shows progress in tackling national-level armed groups, a rise in local gangs presents real dangers

Duque’s choice of finance minister brings much-needed experience to the cabinet, but risks undermining his individuality

A new law may prompt some key arrests but is unlikely to see the mass surrender of Colombia’s largest crime group

With hawkish administrations in Washington and Bogota, Colombia’s security environment faces further uncertainty

The return of a controversial anti-drug policy is a pragmatic move by the government