President Abelardo de la Espriella says the women laundered money for Los Choneros through shell companies and will be sent to Ecuador. Adolfo Macías is awaiting trial in New York.
More than 50 people were wounded across Ukraine as the Kremlin said Kyiv 'will have to pay a price,' days after peace talk efforts at the United Nations.
Geovany Andrés Rojas had been shielded from extradition as a peace negotiator. Colombia's new president, Abelardo de la Espriella, lifted that protection and oversaw his transfer.
WatchForeign Minister Abbas Araghchi told NBC's Meet the Press that Iran still wants diplomacy, a day after President Trump said he rejected Tehran's offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. U.N. Ambassador Mike Waltz called that offer a 'cynical attempt.'
Finnish F/A-18 Hornets and Swedish Gripens scrambled over the Gulf of Finland on Thursday in the two new NATO members' first joint identification mission. A day later, Putin dismissed Estonian warnings of a Russian attack as 'political clowning.'
Russia's foreign minister vowed the war's aims 'will be achieved,' hours after President Trump said he wants Ukraine's leader to make a deal with Putin before the heavy winter.
On his third day in France, the pope told worshippers that 'what is legal is not necessarily moral,' weeks after French lawmakers approved lethal medication for the incurably ill.
WatchIran's president told CBS News his country would 'abide by whatever we commit to' and admit nuclear inspectors. A day later, Trump said the seven-day plan 'would not be acceptable.'
Police declared a major incident and evacuated homes in Whelford, beside RAF Fairford, where American bombers have flown strikes on Iran.
Gunmen with AK-47s killed 17 at a tavern southwest of Johannesburg on Saturday; hours later, 10 died at a restaurant outside Cape Town. Nearly 40 people have been killed in mass shootings this week.
A late-night High Court ruling cleared one of Northern Ireland's most notorious flashpoint parades. Prime Minister Andy Burnham called for 'calm on all sides' as masked protesters blocked the route.
An internal Army message seeks military police, a medical brigade, engineers and logistics commands that could be 'needed in 90-120 days' under Southern Command, U.S. officials told CBS News.
WatchSpeaking at the Élysée Palace and UNESCO, the American pope called nuclear deterrence "mistaken" and urged AI developers and regulators to slow down as more than a million people prepared to see him.
Firefighters pulled two women from a neighboring building and searched the rubble with a sniffer dog. Local media reported a suspected gas leak, and residents said an elderly couple and tourists may have been inside.
Macron says the soldiers and radar will protect the Red Sea terminal of the pipeline Saudi Arabia now depends on while Hormuz is shut, after new Houthi missile and drone attacks.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the strait would reopen on day seven if the U.S. agrees to a full ceasefire, frees frozen assets, lifts its blockade and waives oil sanctions. The White House calls the talks 'positive and constructive' but says it won't rush.
U.S., Israeli, Emirati, Bahraini and Moroccan officials gathered in a Manhattan office tower Thursday to restart expansion of the normalization deals that the Hamas attack froze three years ago.
About 50 Southern Command personnel joined 320 Ecuadoran police in dawn raids across several cities against a group tied to Mexico's CJNG, Ecuador's interior minister said.
Israel's prime minister spoke to a mostly empty General Assembly hall, called genocide accusations "the greatest lie of the century" and aimed his sharpest lines at New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, weeks before Israeli elections.
Marco Rubio announced the invitation after meeting Sergey Lavrov at the U.N. The December summit is set for Trump's Doral resort, and Putin still faces an International Criminal Court arrest warrant.
Ethiopian Airlines halted flights to the region after Tigrayan fighters took its airports, and a Tigrayan official says localized strikes became a "full war" within 24 hours. The last Tigray war killed an estimated 600,000 people.
WatchMasoud Pezeshkian held up photos of dead schoolchildren and called out Trump by name, a day after Trump told the same hall he might 'annihilate' the Islamic Republic.
Polo's winds peaked at 175 mph after what forecasters called a 'truly remarkable' burst of strengthening. It is expected to skirt the coast of Guerrero and Michoacán rather than make landfall.
Ben Saul's briefing note, released by the U.N. Human Rights Council Monday, calls the year-old campaign 'serial extrajudicial killings' and says drug cartels have not staged the armed attack that would trigger a right of self-defense. The White House has not responded.
The officer is in critical but stable condition and the 29-year-old gunman is in life-threatening condition. Nobody inside Sons of Jacob was hurt, services were canceled, and Ontario's police watchdog has not said whether the Jewish community was the target.
Kim Yo Jong called a six-nation 'Pacific Vanguard' naval exercise a 'frantic military move' and said there will be 'never ever change in the course of intensifying the nuclear war deterrence.' U.S. Pacific Command said the launches pose no immediate threat.
The transfer ends a five-year judicial stall in Port-au-Prince. Those still held in Haiti include more than a dozen former Colombian soldiers and a former government official. The former first lady, who was wounded in the attack, has accused ex-President Michel Martelly and ex-Prime Minister Ariel Henry of ties to the killing.
The Central Election Commission put turnout at 56.66% and reported more than 3,000 waves of DDoS attacks on election infrastructure. Voting was also held in occupied parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia, which Kyiv called a 'farce.' Final results are not due before Sept. 25.
Projections put the AfD at roughly 37% to 38% in the northeastern state and Die Linke at about 25% in the capital, where a Turkish-German lawyer named Elif Eralp declared that 'love and justice have triumphed over hatred.' The AfD's co-leader called Merz's response 'more than feeble' and demanded his resignation.
Mohsen Rezaei, a month into the job as secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, told Al Jazeera the conditions are with Qatari and Pakistani mediators and Iran is waiting on Washington. The list drops Tehran's earlier demand for reparations, which one U.S. analyst read as movement, though he said Washington would still hear it as 'surrender.'