World leaders at the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro have agreed to a landmark $500 billion climate finance package, marking the most significant multilateral climate commitment in a decade.

President Gustavo Petro unveiled a sweeping infrastructure plan targeting ports, roads, and renewable energy installations along Colombia's Pacific coastline, promising 180,000 new jobs by 2028.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated the central bank may lower interest rates before year-end as the latest CPI report showed inflation cooling to 2.3%, approaching the Fed's 2% target.

Colombia's second-largest city officially launched an artificial intelligence-driven metro network that reduces commute times by an average of 23% and has already seen ridership surge 40% in its first week.

Negotiations brokered by the UN and EU fell apart late Thursday after a disputed clause on territorial sovereignty triggered a walkout by three delegations, throwing a two-year diplomatic effort into doubt.

James Rodríguez's second-half free kick sealed a crucial 2-1 victory for Los Cafeteros against Ecuador in Barranquilla, moving Colombia to second place in CONMEBOL qualifying standings.

The latest iteration of OpenAI's flagship model demonstrates native multilingual reasoning across 47 languages simultaneously, raising new debates about AI safety, labor displacement, and digital equity.

Mayor Claudia López announced a fleet of 800 hydrogen-powered buses to replace diesel vehicles on TransMilenio's busiest corridors, part of Bogotá's 2030 Clean Air Commitment.