HUMAN RIGHTS Human rights office could be moved from ex-ESMA on eve of 50th coup anniversary. 25-02-2026 16:11 President Javier Milei’s government analysing moving Argentina’s ...

Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno confirms during an event with his Israeli counterpart that President Javier Milei will travel to Israel next year to oversee the final transfer of Argentina’s Embassy to ...

Leandro Santoro, Juan Grabois, Juan Monteverde and Axel Kicillof are the most visual leaders of a post-Kirchnerite generation which is trying to renew the party without supremos or fanaticism.

Foreign Minister Diana Mondino says 'Chinese people are the same' 03-05-2024 16:28 During questioning about Beijing’s deep space station in Neuquén, Argentina’s foreign minister makes diplomatic faux ...

Yesterday 05:55 It should be well within the means of libertarians (at all odds with dictatorship in theory at least) to challenge the denialist tag often placed on them and one wonders why they do no ...

The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is rippling beyond Asia. Though Latin America is far from the key oil and gas artery that’s been mostly choked off by Iran, it’s still heavily exposed to oil price ...

MALVINAS SOVEREIGNTY DISPUTE Milei admits Malvinas Islands are ‘in the hands of the UK’ 06-05-2024 10:40 During an interview with the BBC, Argentina’s President says that he ...

Argentina and the United States have a rare opportunity to build something more durable than a short-term political alliance ...

Yesterday 05:53 Populism, on the left and on the right, has wrecked havoc, helping to exacerbate the decline of traditional democratic values. It’s a shame that the defence of human rights has become ...

Argentina sells US$150 million of a bond denominated in dollars; Government gauges investor appetite for financing beyond ...

24-03-2026 00:46 Historians Camila Perochena and Felipe Pigna discuss the facts behind the 1976 coup, its current impact on politics and the Milei government’s stance on state terrorism and rights ...

Democracy is alive and well despite the wear and tear of over four decades – one consensus still intact despite the increasing polarisation and fragmentation of the political scenario.