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Guerrillas of the Central General Staff (EMC), a faction of the FARC that rejected the 2016 peace agreement and continued the armed struggle, inspect vehicles at a checkpoint installed on a highway in the Llanos del Yari, Colombia April 12, 2024.
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Colombia ditches cease-fire with rebel groups

The Colombian government on Tuesday suspended a cease-fire with a major faction of Marxist guerrillas, highlighting the challenges to President Gustavo Petro’s attempts to rein in violence.

Could Trump’s foreign policy sink the GOP?
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Could Trump’s foreign policy sink the GOP?

President Trump is betting that projecting power abroad will strengthen him at home. But with trade policies and a mideast war driving up costs, it may have the opposite effect. Eurasia Group's US practice head, Clayton Allen, breaks it down on The Debrief.

Then and Now: Colombian peace talks, Sri Lankans' anger, Macron's challenges
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Then and Now: Colombian peace talks, Sri Lankans' anger, Macron's challenges

The news cycle moves fast. As an antidote to the news cycle madness, we are creating a little time machine. Every so often we'll fire it up to check on, and update, stories that we've covered in the past. Here we look back at Colombia's peace talks, Sri Lanka's political and economic crises, and Macron's legislative challenges.

What We're Watching: Khan charged, Petro the peacemaker, Finland's partying PM, Russia-Ukraine latest
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What We're Watching: Khan charged, Petro the peacemaker, Finland's partying PM, Russia-Ukraine latest

Former Pakistani PM charged under terror act,

Petro’s ELN olive branch, Sanna Marin parties like a rockstar, Ukraine ups the Russian ante