Days of pandemic-linked protests in Colombia leave 19 dead
Anger at tax proposal morphed into wider unrest and was met by heavy-handed police response
Colombia’s supreme court orders ex-president Uribe to be detained
Decision on giant of country’s politics, who is accused of fraud and bribery, is a landmark
Colombia’s new president Iván Duque sworn in
Right-wing protege of Alvaro Uribe calls for unity and ‘corrections’ to Farc peace deal
Farc members take seats in Colombia’s Congress for first time
Former guerrillas enter parliament as president-elect Iván Duque names new cabinet
Colombia’s presidential poll to shape future of peace process
Right-wing senator Ivan Duque, who promises to revisit Farc peace deal, leading in polls
Colombia heads for divisive runoff with peace deal at stake
Ivan Duque and Gustavo Petro represent opposite ends of country’s political spectrum
Polarised Colombia prepares for polls amid lukewarm links with US
Right-wing Iván Duque most likely to succeed Juan Manuel Santos as president
Colombia’s Farc fails to win single seat in congressional elections
Former guerilla group faced its first electoral test since signing peace deal in 2016
Farc party faces a drubbing in its first Colombian election
The former guerrilla movement must win over a hostile electorate in legislative vote
Colombia’s Farc temporarily suspends campaign amid angry protests
Opinion polls have shown just 2% support for the party, formed after fighters demobilised under a peace deal
Colombia: Farc guerrillas prepare for a life more ordinary
After over 50 years of struggle in war-torn state, insurgents turn in weapons to the UN
Colombia’s congress approves peace deal with Farc
Government criticised over refusal to put revised agreement to second referendum
A second crack at peace in Colombia
Rapid renegotiation of deal is testimony to the determination of both government and Farc to end the war
Colombia to sign new peace deal with Farc rebels
End to 52-year civil war becomes ever closer as revised document set to be signed
Prize of peace still eludes Colombia despite Nobel award
Nobel Peace Prize comes just days after country voted against Farc peace deal
World View: Back to the drawing board in Colombia
Most Colombians want peace but many could not bring themselves to vote for it
Colombian government and Farc attempt to salvage peace deal
Renegotiation depends on whether Farc can be persuaded to accept tougher conditions
Why Colombians rejected peace deal with the Farc
Country’s long history of violence and its tortured politics offer possible explanations
Colombia referendum: voters reject peace deal with Farc
Voters balk at agreement that included amnesty for war crimes during 52 year conflict
Colombian government and Farc group sign historic peace deal
Dignitaries chant ‘long live Colombia, long live peace’ as thousands watch on big screen
Colombian peace deal to be signed using pen made from bullet
Colombian President and Marxist rebel leader will sign accord in Cartagena
A bitter pill, but a pragmatic deal in the interests of peace in Columbia
Sharing of experience from Northern Ireland ’s peace process by Sinn Féin politicians is a welcome sign of how times have changed
Eamon Gilmore says EU will support Colombian peace accord
EU’s special envoy praises agreement between government and Farc rebel group
Colombia and Farc rebels reach deal to end 52 years of conflict
Agreement to end longest war in the Americas which has claimed some 220,000 lives
Colombia and Farc rebels sign historic ceasefire
The deal brings peace tantalisingly close after more than 50 years of conflict
Colombian president to lobby for US support at White House
Juan Manuel Santos to celebrate 15th anniversary of Plan Colombia in Washington
Worldview: Echoes of North in Colombia peace deal
The hope is that, like Northern Ireland, Colombia will swallow the bitter pill of “amnesty” in order to grasp the bigger prize of peace.
Colombia mounts hunt for drug trafficker Otoniel – the new Pablo Escobar
The country’s public enemy number one is rich, elusive – and ruthless
Colombia’s Farc guerilla group declare unilateral ceasefire
Farc has declared ceasefires at Christmas time for the past two years
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