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The upcoming general election in Argentina would pass moderately unnoticed in the rest of the world, as it normally does, except for an unexpected fly in the ointment that is making headlines internationally: libertarian candidate Javier Milei is leading the polls to become the next president of Argentina. Colorful character Milei has shaken the

The results of Argentina’s presidential election have produced an interesting result in the recovery of the Peronist Sergio Massa from the primary election. While Javier Milei retained his 30 percent, Massa managed to convert his 21 percent into a respectable 37 percent, enough to snatch the election from the libertarian acandidate. Conservative

Javier Milei has already been sworn in as the new president of Argentina and faces a Promethean challenge, having inherited a country riddled with debt and inflation. Balancing the books is going to be his priority before he can implement most of his innovative ideas, and that is going to cause temporary pain as he has clearly admitted. He does

Two constitutional referenda were held in Ireland on the 8th of March to revise the wording of the constitution, to widen the definition of family and redefine gender roles in the provision of care. The Irish government claimed that this would modernize the constitution and align it to current views and needs. The proposed changes were as follows:

The recent European Parliament elections have brought the question of the role of Ireland in Europe to the forefront. Bombastic slogans adorned the leaflets of the European candidates, pledging to rightfully bring Ireland to the European orbit or to protect the country from the clutches of the mainland-based bureaucrats. Whatever the stance, it