Author: News Desk

Her face says it all.

The mysterious artist appeared to confirm his identity during an interview on BBC Radio 4.

In a monumental legal event, the Italy Mafia Trial concludes with a sweeping verdict that sees more than 200 defendants facing the consequences of their alleged ties to the notorious ‘Ndrangheta.

Temperatures are set to plummet to -2°C.

‘This is childish behaviour.’

An unexpected consequence.

Radical political change in Argentina and an uncertain future BBC News says Javier Milei’s victory sends a clear message – Argentines wanted change and he was the candidate most likely to deliver it. His rise to the top was swift. A former economist and pundit, Mr Milei was relatively unknown before winning the primaries back in August. But his brash manner, radical campaign proposals, as well as his unruly hairstyle, got him noticed. In a country mired in economic crisis, where annual inflation is now over 140% and two in five Argentines now live in poverty, a drastic new approach…

Javier Milei: Argentina has ‘non-negotiable’ sovereignty over Falklands The Telegraph says Javier Milei, the Argentinian president-elect, believes the Falkland Islands belong to his country – but says the islanders must have a say in their future. Mr Milei is less hostile to Britain than Alberto Fernandez, his Left-wing predecessor, who demanded immediate negotiations to end what he called an “anachronistic colonial situation” on the islands. Argentina has claimed the Falklands since its independence in the 19th century, and failed to seize them by force during the 1982 Falklands War. Mr Milei lauded Margaret Thatcher, who is still reviled in Argentina…

Javier Milei: Nicknamed ‘the madman’ and a fan of Al Capone – meet Argentina’s new president SKY News says Former TV pundit Javier Milei – nicknamed “the crazy” or “the madman” by his followers – has stunned political experts by becoming the new president of Argentina. The 53-year-old right-wing populist – also known as a fan of Al Capone – won 56% of the vote to complete a journey which started in 2020 when he entered politics and promised to “blow up” the system. At the time, he was a TV talking head who was arguing against government spending and…

In Argentina, Javier Milei faces a massive economic crisis The Economist says To an American audience, Argentina’s election may seem uncannily familiar. A political outsider with bouffant hair and a history of outrageous remarks promises to make the country “great again”, and is written off by the liberal elite before winning the presidential poll with a large backing of the population, many of whom feel left behind. Yet the election, on November 19th, of Javier Milei, a self-described “anarcho-capitalist”, is not a repeat of Donald Trump’s playbook in the pampas. Mr Milei faces a far trickier economic situation than any…