Colombia’s government is dismantling international systems that oversee the government’s compliance with a 2016 peace deal and human rights, the movement defending the peace process said Monday. According to Defendamos…
A group of FARC dissidents expelled a group of Norwegian anti-landmine experts from central Colombia after burning their car, local media reported. The team from humanitarian organization Norwegian People’s Aid…
The first few weeks of 2019 have been “disturbingly violent” in Colombia, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) that has been involved in the country’s peace process. The Norwegian…
Colombia’s government is refusing to meet its international commitments, insisting that President Ivan Duque can end peace talks with ELN guerrillas without allowing rebel leaders reunite with their troops. The…
Sweden, Norway and Switzerland have reportedly asked Colombia to respond to concerns over the possible mismanagement of foreign contributions to the country’s peace process. According to newspaper El Tiempo, the…
The Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Juan Manuel Santos on Saturday spurred his country’s latest disinformation wave, this time alleging Norway didn’t honor Colombia’s president for ending the hemisphere’s longest-running armed conflict,…
The host nations of Colombia’s peace talks, Cuba, Norway, Chile and Venezuela on Thursday proposed a meeting in order to reach a peace agreement by the “end of the year.”
Cuba, Norway, Venezuela and Chile on Tuesday called on Colombia’s government and FARC rebels to urgently deescalate violence that are threatening ongoing peace talks.
Norway’s prime minister, Erna Solberg, on Tuesday urged Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and rebel group FARC to step up peace negotiations that are facilitated by the Scandinavian country.