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Bogota said it will keep receiving nationals and guarantee them "dignified conditions."

While workforce cuts raise concerns, the tech sector is poised for significant growth, with jobs in big data, fintech, and AI expected to double by 2030.

The stricter regime comes after a Cameroon-flagged vessel was briefly detained by Taiwan's coast guard earlier this month on suspicion of damaging an international cable northeast of the island.

The U.S. president criticized Colombian President Gustavo Petro for blocking two flights carrying deported individuals from landing in Colombia, before describing the latter as unpopular. In his social platform, Truth Social, Trump also accused Petro of endangering U.S. national security and public safety by refusing the flights.

Police described Michael Baldassarre as "uncooperative" when stopped by a Massachusetts state trooper

The new president hasn't sounded too enthusiastic about getting involved in the country, but his top diplomatic aides have advocated for "maximum pressure" policies

The man does not have a criminal record and is in the process of obtaining a green card, per his lawyer.

Gustavo Petro's response escalates tensions over deportation policies and U.S.-Colombia relations.

Australian Open fans confronted Alexander Zverev after his defeat to Jannik Sinner in the men's singles final, with one heckler shouting, "Australia believes Olga and Brenda," referencing Zverev's ex-girlfriends who accused him of domestic abuse.