Richard Emblin is a journalist based in Bogotá, Colombia, and writes for The City Paper Bogotá. With a focus on local news, Richard covers a range of topics including politics, elections, economics, sports, and cultural events. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the current events and issues impacting the city and country.
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By: Richard Emblin
Colombia has officially opened the 16th UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) in Cali, welcoming delegates from nearly 200 countries. The summit, running from October 20 to November 1, centers on the theme "Peace with Nature" and addresses critical issues such as biodiversity protection, climate action, and economic sustainability.
By: Richard Emblin
As Indigenous leaders gather for the First International Summit on Ancestral Knowledge and Artificial Intelligence in Colombia, a groundbreaking dialogue is unfolding between ancestral wisdom and advanced technology, setting the stage for innovative conservation efforts.
By: Richard Emblin
Colombia has its share of haunted homes, haciendas and hotels that attract curiosity-seekers and adventurers. From chilling legends, to UFO sightings, and ghostly encounters, Colombia blends history with paranormal activities.
By: Richard Emblin
COP16 concludes in Colombia, uniting global leaders and communities with a message of "Peace with Nature" and setting bold commitments for biodiversity and environmental conservation.
By: Richard Emblin
Donald Trump’s return to power presents challenges for Colombia’s President Petro, whose policies on Israel and drug eradication may strain U.S.-Colombia relations, leading to potential political shifts ahead of 2026 elections.
By: Richard Emblin
As the incoming U.S. Secretary of State, Senator Marco Rubio has been openly critical of Colombian President Gustavo Petro's foreign and domestic policies.
By: Richard Emblin
Bogotá’s Museo del Oro is set to showcase Anurijuq, el viento sopla (Anurijuq, The Wind Blows), a temporary exhibition of contemporary Inuit Art. The collection on loan from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) highlights the rich cultural heritage and evolving identity of the Inuit people, who inhabit Arctic provinces and territories of Canada.
By: Richard Emblin
Medellín mayor Federico Gutiérrez wants to clamp down on narco-tours of the city's Comuna 13 and the sale of merchandise that references the druglord of the infamous drugs cartel.
By: Richard Emblin
Colombian President Gustavo Petro voiced strong support for the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) arrest warrants issued against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. Petro labeled Netanyahu a "genocidal maniac" and warned U.S. President Joe Biden against ignoring the ruling, claiming it would lead to "barbarism."
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