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Telegraph: The hair-raising bust was made in Columbia.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro claimed that “cocaine is no worse than whisky” and suggested the drug trade could be dismantled if cocaine were legalised worldwide.

Gustavo Petro said the drug would be 'sold like wine' if legalised worldwide.

Trump ordered sanctions and tariffs after Colombia refused to accept deportation flights.

President Petro vows tougher approach against guerrillas amid rising violence.

It is the third 'narco sub' identified on the route.

The man said he moved to New Zealand seven years ago to feel safe, but no longer does.

Experts warn Brazil's air monitoring is outdated as wildfires cause health crisis.

It might be the world’s most recognisable brand. What would it be with only half the name?

New York Times: Carlos Magdalena has been called the “plant messiah”.

'In an ideal world, those with positions of influence would take more responsibility.'

How will the couple manage the risks of roaming without the safeguards of royal life?

The Sussexes will travel to the country at the invitation of its vice president.

They are to travel to the South American country at the invitation of its vice president.

New York Times: Shifts in the global drug industry have devastated many poor Colombians.

Large drug syndicate responsible for importing and distributing nearly 100kg of cocaine.

Financial Times: Levy on total wealth of super-rich is 'feasible and enforceable'.

The captain ultimately had to move off the runway and return to the airport.

Sprawling multi-year conspiracy involved recruiting couriers to transport her handbags.

Add a slice of pure paradise to your bucket list.

OPINION: Sofia Vergara comes out guns blazing in grizzly crime-bio.

A new Netflix series takes on the mythic arc of the notorious Miami drug smuggler.

The embassy connected eight deaths to criminals using of dating apps to target tourists.

Migrant communities are carving new paths for their cuisines in New Zealand.

The rare split-gendered bird was spotted in Colombia.

More than 100 of the mammals roam around unsupervised in some rivers.

The question is, who is entitled to the billion-dollar loot?

The 166-strong herd are descendants of animals brought there from Africa by Escobar.

The parents were pulled over by motorcycle gunmen on their way home.