Mourners weep over open caskets outdoors as soldiers in fatigues embrace each other in grief

Colombians search for their fighters killed in Ukraine

Full Episode
49:29

In this file photo, relatives of Colombian volunteer soldiers, who were killed in Russia-Ukraine war, mourn over their coffins during a farewell ceremony in central Kyiv, Ukraine, Oct. 28, 2025.

Danylo Antoniuk/AP/File photo

Families of Colombian veterans, who traveled to Ukraine and Russia to fight in the war between the two countries, are now searching for their loved ones who have disappeared on the battlefield, or whose bodies remain thousands of miles away. Also, as the fighting in Sudan continues, the warring sides are seeking more foreign backing. And, boycotts of American alcohol are boosting Canadian wineries as the trade war between the US and Canada escalates. Plus, a new open-air machinery museum in the Australian outback.

In This Episode

Women hold banners with photos of Colombian men, saying they are missing soldiers in Ukraine, demanding their return, at a highway toll station
Colombians go to fight in Ukraine’s war for a way out of poverty. Many never come home.
Special Coverage
5:20
Families of Brazilians fighting in Ukraine reach out to reporter for help
6:33
An Aussie open-air machinery museum
1:23
Messi and the psychology of an athlete’s retirement
8:08
As Sudan fragments, its conflict increasingly draws in outside powers
11:39
Winery staff pouring Peninsula Ridge Cabernet Rosé into glasses at a tasting bar
As US-Canada trade war escalates, boycotts help boost Canada’s wineries
Special Coverage
5:20
Korean adoptee builds a legacy of love in her family through food
7:24