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Coal, oil, and gas dependence leaves parts of Colombia's regional economy exposed as consumption-led growth cools.

Colombia's film incentives and a week of workshops in Medellín aim to turn the city into a regional production hub.

Fixed telephone lines keep shrinking even as fiber, mobile data, and 5G networks expand across Colombia.

Collective Mining reports workforce growth and strong community investment alongside its 2025 exploration campaign.

Colombia has launched parametric agricultural insurance covering 14,402 smallholder farmers across five departments.

Case links alleged Syria-based arms network to ELN cocaine shipments Colombia’s National Police extradited five Colombian nationals to the United States on August 6, 2026, handing them over to US federal authorities in connection with investigations into drug trafficking, money...

Four people were arrested after authorities discovered an unauthorized meat-processing operation in Medellín's Prado neighborhood on July 23.

Medellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez is taking new evidence to U.S. authorities to trace money allegedly moved abroad in a corruption probe.

Ecopetrol completed its Brava Energia takeover auction on August 5, acquiring 25% and moving toward a 51% controlling stake in Brazil.

Three foreign nationals wanted by the United States, Panama and the Netherlands were detained in and around Medellín within one week, highlighting the city's growing cooperation with Interpol and international law-enforcement agencies.