10 June – One person is killed, and 20 others are injured after a cable car plunges into a sidewalk next to a station platform in Medellin.[12]
29 June – The FARC-splinter group Segunda Marquetalia agrees to a "unilateral ceasefire" and the release of its captives following negotiations with the Colombian government held in Venezuela.[13]
1 July – Larry Álvarez, a cofounder of the transnational crime group Tren de Aragua based in Venezuela, is arrested by police in Circasia, Quindío.[14]
Colombian Football Federation president Ramón Jesurún is arrested in Miami following an altercation related to the Colombian team's defeat to Argentina in the 2024 Copa América final.[16] The charges against him are dropped on 26 August.[17]
9–12 August – Sixty-six soldiers are abducted and held captive by villagers in Guaviare Department before being released.[21]
15–19 August – The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle embark a four-day visit to Colombia, hosted by Vice President Francia Márquez, with a focus on promoting child online safety and women empowerment.[22][23]
17 September – Two soldiers are killed, and 21 others are injured in an attack on an army base near Puerto Jordan, Arauca Department, that is blamed on the ELN,[27] prompting the government to suspend peace negotiations with the group on 18 September.[28]
23 September – The Egmont Group suspends Colombia's access to its financial crimes database in retaliation for President Gustavo Petro's decision to disclose classified information from the group regarding dealings made by his predecessor Ivan Duque with Pegasus spyware.[29]
2 November – Nine active and former military personnel are arrested on suspicion of weapons smuggling following a grenade attack on a toll booth in Bogota in 2023.[31]
26 November – President Petro announces the imposition of visa requirements on British nationals travelling to Colombia in response to the United Kingdom revoking visa-free access to Colombian nationals.[32]
