Javier Milei

Persistent inflation, rising unemployment, and corruption cases are creating the worst possible panorama for the president’s public image

The former advisor to Barack Obama and Joe Biden warns of the similarities between the ‘hate speech’ of Spanish far-right party Vox and Donald Trump

The Milei government’s questioning of the official number of disappeared persons, the books that whitewash the Spanish dictatorship, and Meloni’s refusal to define herself as ‘anti-fascist’ highlight the risks of revisionism lacking rigor

The 30-year-old turned his personal connection to Javier Milei into a marketable asset. Authorities are investigating whether he charged businessmen for acting as an intermediary with the far-right politician

The Hungarian leader’s blocking of a multi-million dollar loan for Ukraine and a Russian espionage case have increased European fury against the national-populist leader in the middle of an election campaign

The 1976 coup in Argentina forced thousands of people to flee. Those who experienced it tell their stories 50 years later

The anniversary of the military coup finds the country under a government that downplays state terrorism, while literature, film, and other art forms continue to elaborate on the legacy of the genocide

The Argentine academic, a specialist in international relations, warns about the region’s growing alignment with Trump and the ‘dramatic breakdown of international law’ that could throw the world into uncharted territory

The president received the presidential sash from leftist Gabriel Boric, marking the start of a new political stage focused on security, the economy and immigration

This is the 16th trip the Argentine president has made to the United States. From Miami, he will head to New York to seek investments and then to Kast’s inauguration in Chile

High-ranking officials close to the Argentine president accuse Victoria Villarruel of betting on the ‘government’s failure’

The ultra‑right government is preparing to celebrate the approval of a law that allows 12‑hour workdays, makes dismissals cheaper, and strips power from unions

With Donald Trump at the helm, a diverse far-right movement made up of libertarians, paleoconservatives and neo-reactionaries seeks to change the world by reversing the values of the Enlightenment. Several recently published books have examined this phenomenon

Official data reveals that, in the last two years, the homeless population has grown by 57% in the Argentine capital

The various lines of investigation have failed to clarify who is responsible. One year on, the Argentine president continues to offer no explanation for his involvement in the alleged transnational fraud

Javier Milei’s reform toughens the juvenile justice system, as he continues his hardline stance against crime. The bill now goes to the Senate for final approval

In 2023, she resigned as leader of New Zealand because she no longer had ‘enough in the tank’ to give her best. She had been in office for six years. Her departure marked the culmination of a different approach to power, one that stood in stark contrast to the male-dominated hyper-leadership that continues to dominate the world. Her understanding of politics, based on empathy and transparency, made her an icon. We spoke with her in London

The World Economic Forum shows how Trump’s policies are alienating traditional allies, giving more space to China and garnering marginal support

Since the military operation in Venezuela, the US president has deployed his rhetoric to take over the semi-autonomous island of the Kingdom of Denmark

Argentine cattle ranchers believe the protests by European farmers are politically motivated and see an opportunity to improve their exports

Leaders and citizens speak out following Washington’s military aggression against the Latin American country

The White House explicitly considers the EU an adversary and warns that it will cultivate resistance against it by supporting national-populist movements

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency is running for UN Secretary-General

From Tom Brady to Javier Milei, more and more people are paying tens of thousands of dollars to clone their animals, a business that exploits the notion of ‘eternal love.’ But what do they actually buy? Twenty years after the cloning of Snuppy, companies, scientists and bioethicists are divided