Javier Milei has said it’s going to be long and hard, but there’s no other way — and that if he doesn’t follow his plan to the letter, the consequences will be worse. That’s how he won.

The struggle for human rights in Argentina is a model for other countries, but recent events bring back a feeling of insecurity

Argentina’s democracy needs to build new dreams but also insure they can be turned into achievable goals

Milei’s full-day inauguration: from cold shoulders to political favors

Milei further moderates his rhetoric as he contends with governability, economic concerns

The US has yet to publicly define what a successful China policy would look like

Prioritizing the liquidation of these liabilities without a comprehensive stabilization plan would be putting the cart before the horse

Argentine President-elect Javier Milei got to work as he began the presidential transition process

Argentina’s president-elect is likely to ditch the Supreme Court impeachment, give the judiciary financial autonomy, and seek to fill key vacancies