China and Colombia Mark 45 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Colombian President Gustavo Petro celebrate 45 years of diplomatic relations between China and Colombia.
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Colombia Embraces the Chinese Spring Festival with Enthusiasm
Colombians in Bogotá celebrated the Chinese Spring Festival on January 25, with events hosted by the Chinese Embassy and the Colombian and Chinese Chamber of Commerce, marking cultural and economic ties.
Colombia and U.S. Resolve Impasse Over Migrant Deportations
Colombia announces it has resolved its dispute with the U.S. over accepting deported migrants, resuming cooperation on migration issues.
Colombia Declares State of Emergency Amid Deadly Guerrilla Violence
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro declared a state of emergency following guerrilla violence that has killed over 100 people and displaced 11,000 near the Venezuelan border.
China Reinforces Commitment to Biodiversity at COP16 in Colombia
China continues its leadership in biodiversity conservation as COP16 begins in Colombia, building on the historic commitments made during its COP15 presidency.
UN Biodiversity Conference Concludes in Colombia with Global Commitments to Conservation
World leaders conclude the UN Biodiversity Conference in Colombia, pledging bold actions to conserve global biodiversity.
COP16 in Colombia Unveils “Green Zone” to Foster Global Biodiversity Dialogue
Colombia hosts COP16 with a new “Green Zone,” promoting unprecedented inclusion and global dialogue on biodiversity conservation.
Colombia’s Extreme Drought Devastates Indigenous Communities
Extreme drought in Colombia’s Amazon region is devastating Indigenous communities like the Cocama, threatening their livelihoods and way of life.
UN COP16 Biodiversity Conference Opens in Colombia With Calls for Increased Funding
The UN’s COP16 Biodiversity Conference opened in Colombia on October 21, with global leaders calling for increased funding to combat biodiversity loss and urging decisive action in the coming weeks.
From Cattle Ranch to Sustainable Forest: Colombia’s Orinoco Basin Sees Hope in Conservation Efforts
A decade-long conservation effort in Colombia’s Orinoco River Basin sees private farms unite to restore forests and protect fragile ecosystems.
Armed Groups Hinder Colombia’s Fight Against Amazon Deforestation
Armed groups in Colombia’s Amazon are hindering government efforts to combat deforestation, according to a think tank report, with EMC rebels influencing forest loss over the past five years.
Colombia Declared Deadliest Country for Environmentalists Ahead of COP16
A new report names Colombia as the deadliest country for environmentalists, highlighting urgent issues ahead of COP16.
Colombian Company Pioneers Sustainable Biodiversity Solutions Ahead of COP16
Ahead of hosting COP16, a Colombian company is pioneering sustainable biodiversity solutions, exemplifying how businesses can contribute to global environmental goals and a sustainable economy.
Colombian Company Leads in Sustainable Biodiversity Ahead of COP16
As Colombia prepares to host COP16, a Colombian company pioneers sustainable biodiversity solutions, showcasing how private businesses can drive towards a sustainable global economy.
Colombian Farm Champions Sustainable Ranching Ahead of COP16
Discover how a Colombian family is pioneering sustainable cattle ranching ahead of COP16, aiming to address global food security concerns and promote peace with nature.
Colombia Gears Up for COP16 with Biodiversity in Focus
Colombia prepares to host COP16 from October 21 to November 1, placing biodiversity at the forefront as global leaders gather to address conservation and the sustainable use of biological diversity.
Colombia Advocates for Unified UN Climate and Biodiversity Pledges at COP16
Colombia proposes a unified climate and biodiversity pledge at COP16, aiming to streamline global environmental efforts and enhance synergies in tackling climate change and nature conservation.
Colombia Achieves Historic Deforestation Drop in 2023
Colombia reports its lowest deforestation figures in 23 years, with a 36% national decrease driven by reductions in the Amazon rainforest, as announced by President Gustavo Petro.
Colombia Reports Lowest Deforestation Rates in 23 Years
Colombia records its lowest deforestation rates in 23 years, with a 36% national decrease. Significant progress is noted in the Amazon, ahead of the COP16 conference.
Colombia Extends Unbeaten Streak with Victory over Paraguay; Brazil Held by Costa Rica
Colombia opened their Copa America campaign with a 2-1 win over Paraguay, extending their unbeaten streak to 24 games. Brazil was held to a draw by Costa Rica in other Group D action.
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