By bnl editorial staff Argentine President Javier Milei grapples with mounting legal pressure in the United States over his ...

The decision prompted a show of outraged unity among Peronists, but in reality they are still deeply divided. Ms Fernández ...

Milei was also photographed with former Trump advisor Roger Stone, who, in an X post on Sunday, said, "I worked for Ronald Reagan, I worked for Donald Trump—and now, I have met 'El León ...

With his chainsaw economics, Milei is jolting Argentina back to life. The economy grew at its fastest clip in nearly 20 years ...

During the show, Milei also doubled down on his attacks against newspeople, while praising the late Pope Francis’ fiscal policies. He described the former Archbishop of Buenos Aires as a Mileist ...

Then Milei launched into the presentation of his new book, “Capitalism, Socialism and the Neoclassical Trap,” published May 1, a contribution to the so-called Austrian School of economics that ...

Juan Gonzalez, a journalist and author of a biography on Milei, "El Loco" (The Crazy One), said the presidential hopeful had stirred up excitement and even hope among voters fed up by the status quo.

Despite Milei’s limited support in Congress, his need to garner votes may lead to political compromises, possibly deviating from his intended policies. El Salvador’s President, Bukele, was in a ...

Argentina’s Javier Milei is on the longest international tour of his presidency, yet today’s sojourn in Israel is a baffling leg in his global charm offensive. Though born Roman Catholic, Milei has ...

At minimum, Milei’s early actions toward public media and state advertising in private outlets look ill-conceived and underbaked—both areas are legitimately complicated, and could use thoughtful ...

Argentina’s poverty rate soared to almost 53% in the first half of the year, official data released on Thursday showed, the first hard evidence of the painful impact of libertarian President ...