Argentinians dealt a striking blow to Javier Milei’s scandal-plagued government in recent elections, revealing mounting public frustration amid a storm of controversies. These results highlight the challenging path that lies ahead for Milei’s administration
Javier Milei is surging ahead in Argentina, fueled by a fragmented and disorganized opposition. The Financial Times uncovers how rival parties are faltering in their efforts to unite against the rising libertarian star
France is facing intense scrutiny as the government tightens its grip on opposition parties, raising alarm bells about the future of democracy. Critics argue that these forceful actions are stifling dissent at a crucial moment, with important elections looming
Anti-Milei sentiment is rapidly intensifying among Argentina’s elites, as business leaders and political figures express growing concern over the libertarian economist’s soaring influence and bold, provocative rhetoric ahead of the upcoming elections
In a bold response to her recent barring from office, Marine Le Pen remains defiant, asserting that her political ambitions are undeterred. The ruling has sparked significant debate about political freedoms and the implications for France’s far-right movement.
A recent survey reveals that 85% of Greenland’s population opposes joining the USA, despite former President Trump’s interest in the territory largely driven by its mineral resources and strategic positioning against China. The geopolitical implications are profound.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro faces charges of attempted coup following the January 8 riots in BrasÃlia, where protesters stormed government buildings. Authorities allege his role in inciting the unrest poses a serious threat to democracy in Brazil.
