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The conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan has escalated into open warfare, with Pakistan launching military operations against Taliban positions.

Amid rising tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, the Taliban's guerrilla warfare strategy is generating discussion due to sudden attacks and border clashes.

The article discusses the ongoing guerrilla warfare between the Taliban and Pakistan, highlighting the historical context of the Taliban's previous victories against larger armies.

The remains of Camilo Torres, a notable figure known as the 'Colombian Che Guevara,' were identified 60 years after his disappearance, promising hope for many families of missing persons in Colombia.

The death of the CJNG leader El Mencho marks a significant political and military decision amid ongoing narco violence in Mexico.

The ELN guerrilla group has unilaterally declared a ceasefire during the upcoming elections in Colombia, emphasizing the need for citizens to vote freely amid escalating violence against politicians.

British activists have hung a controversial photograph of former Prince Andrew in the Louvre to advocate for justice for the victims of Jeffrey Epstein.

The ongoing guerrilla warfare in Colombia's Catatumbo region has escalated, forcing over 100,000 people to flee amid violence and lawlessness perpetrated by armed groups.

This article discusses the duality and complexity of understanding language and meaning through a literary lens, referencing Colombian guerrilla priest Camilo Torres and Gabriel García Márquez.

Tens of thousands gathered in Pristina, Kosovo, to protest against the war crimes trial of former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army.

The remains of Camilo Torres, a prominent figure in Colombia's guerrilla movement and supporter of liberation theology, have been formally identified 60 years after his death in combat.

The burial ceremony for Camilo Torres, a Colombian priest who died in combat in 1966, faces delays due to bureaucratic obstacles involving legal, search, and university institutions.

Indigenous Senator Aida Quilcué was kidnapped in southwestern Colombia, amid rising political violence during the election period, as reported by President Gustavo Petro.

A Colombian senator, Aida Quilcue, was kidnapped in a guerrilla-controlled area of Cauca, prompting President Gustavo Petro to issue a warning to the rebels.

Senator Aida Quilcué has been kidnapped by dissidents of the ex-FARC in Colombia's Cauca department amidst a surge in political violence during the electoral period.

A Brazilian man, Marcos Souto, has become embroiled in the Ukrainian conflict, drawn by false promises of high pay, revealing the harrowing experiences of foreign fighters.

Urban guerrilla activities in Turin have sparked ongoing discussions, particularly following a judge's decision regarding the limited arrests made despite significant violence during a pro Askatasuna demonstration.

El País reveals the long and complex process, filled with difficulties and contradictions, that allowed for the identification of Colombian priest Camilo Torres' remains 60 years after his death in combat.

The article discusses the aftermath of a violent protest in Turin, where over a hundred police officers were injured, and a judge decided to release those involved in the violence.

The Supreme Court will begin deliberations on February 13 regarding the applicability of the Amnesty Law to unresolved cases of corpse concealment during the military dictatorship.

Seven members of the leftist guerrilla group ELN have been killed by soldiers in Colombia, close to the Venezuelan border, following a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro.

The current wave of violence and guerrilla actions reminiscent of the 1970s in Italy highlights past insurgent activities that threatened state security, similar to those carried out by groups like the Red Brigades.

Police in Turin faced violent clashes during a protest, leading to injuries and damage, as investigators look into the involvement of protest groups.

The article discusses the ongoing separatist movement in Balochistan, led by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), which is engaged in guerrilla warfare against the Pakistani army, while being labeled a terrorist organization by countries like Pakistan, the US, and the UK.

The piece explores the ongoing armed resistance against the military in Myanmar's Tanintharyi region, highlighting the determination of local youth amidst five years of guerrilla warfare.

The leader of ELN, one of Colombia's most powerful armed groups, has expressed support for a unified front of guerrilla factions in the country against U.S. military action.

The ELN in Colombia supports the idea of uniting with other guerrilla organizations to resist any potential attack from the United States, emphasizing the need to defend their homeland against foreign invaders.

Latin America's guerrilla factions are being called to unite against President Trump following the arrest of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro amid fears of US military intervention.

Nestor Gregorio Vera, the leader of Colombia's FARC guerrilla group, has called for all guerrillas in the country to unite in their struggle against American intervention.

Venezuela faces instability following the arrest of former President Nicolás Maduro, with armed groups and militias posing significant threats to peace as interim President Delcy Rodríguez takes control.

This article profiles Gustavo Petro, Colombia's first leftist president and former M-19 guerrilla fighter, amidst rising tensions with Donald Trump.

The Battle of Suomussalmi marked one of Finland's significant victories during the Winter War against the Soviet Union, highlighting the effectiveness of guerrilla tactics.

Political scientist Wolfgang Muno analyzes the situation in Venezuela following Trump's announcement, discussing the military's role, the risks of guerrilla warfare, and the significance of the Monroe Doctrine.

European cities are shaken by a guerrilla-style culture struggle between native citizens and Muslim immigrants, threatening the entire system.

The year has seen Italy marred by violence under the guise of supporting the Palestinian cause, turning cities into battlefields and revealing extreme ideological antagonism coupled with systematic aggression against law enforcement and institutions.

Younger generations of producers are seeking an active role in blockades and adopting a confrontational approach, complicating the negotiation landscape, while the government signals that the ball is in the farmers' court for dialogue.