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The Rise of Continental Politics: Left-Right Polarization Across the Atlantic

The world today now witnesses the emergence of regional compartmentalization that is reshaping global politics, in what can be defined as "continental politics". In late...

Milei’s Falklands Ultimatum: $100 Oil Thaws a Frozen Dispute

Two Weeks, One Oilfield On 29 September, Javier Milei gave Britain two weeks to halt the Sea Lion oil project north of the Falkland Islands,...

In Defense of Democracy: What My Case Reveals About a Wider Danger

Democracy is not exhausted by the periodic holding of elections. It rests, above all, on the survival of the institutions that allow the will...

Argentine Midterm elections. And the winner is… Donald Trump

No one anticipated last Sunday midterm election result in Argentina. Not even the executive, that faced a dire situation on the way to the...

Milei’s Midterm Gamble: Reform or Ruin

Argentina’s midterm elections have strengthened President Javier Milei’s libertarian alliance, La Libertad Avanza (LLA), transforming it from a small minority force into a significant...

Argentina Decides Fate of Milei’s Austerity Agenda

Argentina is set to vote in legislative elections on Sunday, which will test support for President Javier Milei's free-market reforms and austerity measures. The president's...

The Strategic Convergence Between the United States and Argentina

For Trump followers, his offer of a 20 to 40 billion economic assistance to Argentina came as a shock. For a government that emphasizes...

Trump Throws Milei a $20 Billion Lifeline

The U. S. Treasury has finalized a $20 billion currency swap framework with Argentina, buying pesos to support the struggling country, fulfilling President Donald...

The $20 Billion Question: Why Did Trump Bail Out Argentina?

In late September 2025, President Donald Trump and his treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, revealed a $20 billion rescue package for Argentina. The package came after Argentina’s currency, the...

Milei’s chainsaw seems to be working for Argentina

Renowned Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges made a shocking observation in 1948, saying that “the Argentine, unlike the Americans of the North and almost...

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A Ceasefire Measured in Tents: Israel’s Obstruction of Shelter Aid in Gaza

As winter floods sweep Gaza’s displacement camps, the denial...

Europe’s Borrowed Energy Security: How the Hormuz Crisis Turned Diversification into Dependence

Europe escaped Russian gas only to concentrate its winter...

Missiles Over the Financial District: The Houthi Campaign Against Saudi Arabia

The attack on Aramco’s Riyadh tower shows a militia...

Europa and The Bull

On my desk as I write this sits a...
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