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Colombia's justice minister says a submission law for armed groups goes to Congress within two weeks, with no political talks and no pause on extraditions. The post Colombia Submission Law Heads to Congress in October appeared first on The Rio Times.
Colombia's military and police offensive brought arrests in five regions on 4 October, as drones and gunmen hit a police station in El Peñol, Nariño. The post Colombia Offensive Hits Armed Groups in Five Regions appeared first on The Rio Times.
Strung several metres overhead, the nets are a low-cost solution in sensitive areas prone to attacks by armed groups.
Alluvial gold mining in Colombia covered 118,410 hectares in 2025, up 4.5%, a UN-backed survey shows. Three-quarters is illegal, often near armed groups. The post Colombia Alluvial Gold Mining Grows 4.5% to 118,410 Hectares, UN Survey Shows appeared first on The Rio Times.
It comes a week after fighting erupted north of the capital between the army and a new alliance of armed groups.
Army chief accuses Eritrea of funding and supporting armed groups to weaken Ethiopia.
Seven armed groups announce alliance to topple government.
On the eve of International Peace Day, an Ethiopian rebel leader announced an alliance of seven armed groups with the stated objective of toppling Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's ruling party and establishing a transitional government. The alliance consists of former enemies during the 2020 civil war that killed 600,000 people, and other armed groups from across the country, all fighting their own battles against federal troops. With the war in Sudan across the border, and several third parties like Eritrea siding with involved parties, there are fears of isolated armed conflicts in Ethiopia spilling over into a regional war. More from our correspondent Tom Canetti.
The 66th anniversary comes as armed groups expand their reach and the government struggles to secure key supply routes.
Former adversaries say they will settle differences as fears grow of expanding war in Ethiopia.
Civilians are caught in the crossfire of drone attacks between armed groups and government forces.