In a stunning midterm election, Argentina's libertarian President Javier Milei achieved a decisive victory, solidifying his mandate for radical economic reforms. With backing from the Trump administration, he aims to reshape the country's future amidst ongoing economic challenges.
In Argentina, President Milei's economic reforms have led to a surge in luxury car sales while many citizens face dire poverty. The upcoming midterm elections could change everything. Will Milei's policies continue or will the Peronists make a comeback?
In a bold move to stabilize Argentina's economy, the US has purchased pesos and announced a $20bn financial rescue. This decision has sparked debate in the US, with critics questioning the timing amid domestic spending cuts.
Sanae Takaichi has emerged as a frontrunner to become Japan's first female prime minister, drawing inspiration from Margaret Thatcher. Her victory could impact economic policies and international relations, particularly with China.
In a shocking turn of events, progressive lawmaker Zohran Mamdani decisively defeats former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the NYC mayoral primary, promising to address the city's affordability crisis with bold reforms.
In a stunning snap election, Lee Jae-myung is set to become South Korea's next president after leading exit polls and receiving a concession from his main rival. His victory follows months of political chaos and martial law, promising a return to stability.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a streamlined cabinet aimed at reshaping U.S. relations and tackling domestic challenges. Will his promises of change and economic reform resonate?
As the U.S. and China begin crucial trade war negotiations, both sides face a challenging landscape filled with tariffs, economic reforms, and geopolitical tensions. Will they find common ground or deepen the divide?
In a pivotal speech, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent advocates for significant reforms at the IMF and World Bank, emphasizing the need to refocus on their core missions amid rising concerns about U.S. withdrawal from these institutions.
Argentina has struck a monumental $20 billion deal with the IMF, marking a major shift by dismantling key currency controls and allowing the peso to fluctuate freely. This move aims to stabilize the economy and attract investment.
