President Gustavo Petro swore in two diplomats to represent Colombia at the genocide case brought against Israel before the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The diplomats will support the legal…
Colombia will no longer participate in proceedings at the International Court of Justice in a long-running dispute with Nicaragua over a Caribbean archipelago.
Colombia accused Nicaragua of “pretending to be the victim” in a maritime dispute between the two nations that previously resulted in the South American country having to give up territorial claims in the…
Colombia has spent $5.6 million on legal fees in its lost battle with Nicaragua over Caribbean waters surrounding San Andres, according to a report by Semana magazine.
“Time is the best medicine,” said Nicaragua’s foreign minister on Thursday in response to Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos’ continued rejection of an international court decision to shift Colombia’s boundary…
Colombia’s Constitutional Court has ruled that a world court order to grant Caribbean maritime territory to Nicaragua can only be applied through a bilateral treaty, local media reported on Monday.
Nicaragua’s military said Wednesday that they have been conducting anti-narcotic operations with the United States and Russia in contested maritime zones, marking a new chapter of a dispute over the jurisdiction…
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos on Thursday signed a decree that seeks to promote new forms of development in the Caribbean archipelago of San Andres, Providencia and Santa Catalina.
Colombia’s President has described Nicaragua’s most recent legal action over disputed terrirtorial waters in the Caribbean as “unfounded, unfriendly, and reckless.”