Argentina’s seat on the new Board for Peace shows Milei has enthusiastically signed up to Trump’s populist tendency of abandoning institutions that do not bend to his personal will

The Argentina bailout was Trump’s idea, not America’s. That means Milei has tied his nation’s financial survival to the favor of one man

A landslide gives Milei leverage in Congress, yet the country’s stability may depend on his ability to meet the middle he once rejected

As Argentina receives US backing amid political turmoil, echoes of past failed rescue attempts raise questions about the libertarian president’s future

Going into a razor-thin election, Javier Milei’s La Libertad Avanza confronts two headwinds: a corruption scandal that reaches into the Casa Rosada and a reluctant intervention in the dollar market that jars with his libertarian creed

The US president’s aggressive policies are making some of his Latino voters face uncomfortable realities

The Argentine president’s bet that ideological loyalty will deliver economic relief is dangerous as even friends can be discarded once their utility fades

Although she can no longer be a candidate, she remains a powerful reference point capable of influencing Argentina’s political system

As immigration overhauls in both countries make it harder to obtain citizenship through love of the nation and easier to obtain through deep pockets, it’s time to ask what that says about national community

The government’s growing diplomatic isolation runs contrary to its stated goal of reopening the country to the world