Evidence of increased China-Colombia convergence can be found in almost all spheres, but no area best exemplifies this than sanitary cooperation during the pandemic.

President of Colombia urges US to join China in investing more in Latin America By Kelly Laco , David Trulio , Ben Evansky Fox News Published June 3, 2022 10:03am EDT ...

Catching up, Colombia now lists China as its second-largest trading partner, after the United States. In 2002, Colombia’s trade with China totaled $543 million. By 2022, bilateral trade hit $22.6 ...

The so-called Hague group singles out Israel as benefiting from an "exceptionalism" in the application of international law ...

Chinese planes hedge against the danger that the Trump administration might cripple Colombia’s leftist government—and Western-built air force—through economic sanctions.

By the end of the talks, two dozen countries agreed to six measures aimed at restraining "Israel's assault on the Occupied ...

Complicating matters further is the Chinese consortium building the metro. APCA Transmimetro, led by China Harbour Engineering, holds a $4.3 billion contract not only to build, but also to operate ...

Colombia's government has applied to join a China-based development bank, another sign of Latin America's drift away from the U.S. as the Trump administration's foreign aid cuts, trade barriers ...

Notwithstanding frictions, Colombia remains the strongest U.S. ally in Latin America, a region riven by political convulsions and subjected to China’s expanding geopolitical ambitions.

Colombia is in advanced talks with a Chinese company to build a railway to its Pacific coast that will allow coal to be exported to Asia more cheaply.