Two continental rivals meet up on Wednesday in Ecuador, as Colombia takes to the field at the 2025 CONMEBOL Copa America Femenina for the first time against Venezuela.

By Kristine Sabillo Heavy rainfall in Colombia and Venezuela caused deadly landslides and widespread flooding in June. A new analysis now points to rapid urbanization, deforestation, mining and overgrazing as having reduced the region’s climate resilience.

Colombia remains a key hub for illegal arms trafficking in Latin America -- a persistent threat that fuels internal conflict and threatens President Gustavo Petro's "Total Peace" strategy.

Live stream the Copa América Femenina on Fubo this year. With games airing on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2, you'll have a chance to watch many of the top women's soccer players in the world compete in the event, which takes place in Ecuador. In 2022, Brazil won its eighth title in this event while Colombia finished second.

Scientists say inconclusive results in a climate attribution study on deadly floods and landslides in Colombia and Venezuela expose inequality in climate research. View on euronews

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil met with his Colombian counterpart, Rosa Yolanda Villavicencio, in Bogotá to reinforce bilateral relations between the two South American countries. A key topic was promoting a Binational Economic Zone to boost cross-border trade and the economies of both nations.

When analyzing the role of global warming in rainfall, the World Weather Attribution organization found ‘inconclusive results’ due to a lack of information and models based on the tropics. ‘More science will save lives,

Venezuela and Colombia are next door neighbors in Latin America. But the situation in the two countries is like night and day. At a time when Venezuela is fast slipping into chaos, ...