Javier Milei has declared himself to be one of the two most important politicians in the world today, naming the other as former US president Donald Trump.

Thursday marks a full week without accredited press at the Casa Rosada; President ramps up row by branding journalists ...

The Nimitz, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and one of the largest in the US fleet, entered Argentine waters after ...

Argentina falls 11 places in annual ranking, now in 98th place; Press freedom at lowest level in 25 years, says media ...

Argentina’s previous two presidents failed to win re-election, undone by their inability to resolve the country’s economic ...

Cassation ruling cites lack of evidence but case remains open and could be revisited; Judges lift asset freeze and travel ban ...

Court probe into Manuel Adorni is unfolding at the most tenuous moment of Javier Milei’s Presidency, adding to his mounting ...

With just a message posted at the firm’s stand at Buenos Aires International Book Fair, Ediciones de la Flor announces its ...

Civic confidence in President Javier Milei’s government suffered an abrupt fall of 12.1 percent last month, extending a ...

Jorge Brito, the banker who has on more than one occasion spoken out in favour of “fiscal balance,” appears to be an option ...

Under-fire official presents management report to Congress, accompanied by President Javier Milei and several top officials; ...

Worries over the economy’s future have been reignited by polls showing the President’s approval rating is at its lowest since ...