Colombia
Colombian military plane involved in accident had 125 soldiers onboard, media reports
Defense Minister Pedro Sanchez said the accident happened as the plane was taking off from Puerto Leguizamo.
Possible bullet hole found on American Airlines jet after Colombia flight
Colombian President Gustavo Petro escapes assassination attempt while traveling to Córdoba
Oldest trace of Syphilis-linked DNA from 5,500-year-old bone shows disease came from Americas
Venezuela, Colombia rights groups ask for UN envoy amid border violence
Colombian officials estimate that some 4,000 people have fled Venezuela for Colombia since March 21 following a military offensive in Venezuela's Apure state.
Colombia reports first death from Brazilian COVID variant
Brazil has registered more than 275,000 deaths from COVID-19, second only to the United States.
Israeli company making water from thin air comes to help Colombian state
The devices extract drinking water from the air itself, and can provide up to 800 liters of fresh water per day.
Israeli-Colombian food-tech startup Demetria helps industry wake up & smell coffee
Until now, coffee-bean quality has been determined solely by cupping, a manual, expensive, time-consuming process carried out by the industry’s certified tasting experts.
Israeli citizen murdered in Colombia by local criminals, police suspect
Shushan was shot in the head twice at point-blank range by an unknown assailant who managed to escape before police arrived the scene.
First-ever virtual 'Israel Summit' launched by Harvard, Columbia University
"Our goal is to allow students of all backgrounds to form unique and personal connections to the State of Israel, in a holistic and nonpartisan environment."
Colombia to deport alleged drug crime-lord and pimp from Israel
Immigration authorities of the South-American country said Barmi was living in the country illegally and won’t be allowed to return for a decade.
Seven dead in police brutality protests in Colombia
Demonstrators were protesting the death this week of lawyer and father of two Javier Ordonez, 46, who died after being subjected to successive electric shocks as he begged "Please, no more."
Venezuela looking to buy Iranian missiles - Colombian president says
Though Venezuela has previously purchased weaponry from countries like China and Russia, Maduro's government is mired in a long-running fiscal crisis.
Fear, rumours lead to hundreds of attacks on COVID-19 responders
The real figure was likely much higher, the global humanitarian agency said.