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After more than a decade of exploration and development in Colombia, Canadian mining company Cordoba Minerals Corp. has announced its complete exit from the country, finalizing a deal to sell its remaining stake in one of Colombia’s most promising copper projects. The company has signed a definitive agreement to divest its 50% ownership of the Alacrán Project, a copper-gold-silver development in the department of Córdoba, along with all its other exploration assets and local subsidiaries.

Nearly a decade after Colombia signed its historic 2016 Final Peace Accord with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), guerrilla, the forced recruitment of children and adolescents remains a damning legacy of the internal conflict.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro is preparing for a high-profile visit to Beijing this May, where he is expected to sign a letter of intent to join China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – a global infrastructure and investment scheme that critics say expands Beijing’s influence at the expense of Western allies. For Petro, the visit represents a dramatic geopolitical pivot—one that could reshape Colombia’s foreign relations for years to come, but also raise serious concerns about national interests being subsumed by ideological ambition.

At least 10 civilians have died and 32 have been wounded in Indian-administered Kashmir, after Pakistan launched heavy artillery shelling along the de-facto border between the countries in response to Delhi's air strikes.

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