Op-ed
Chinese culture is an untapped source of soft power
This piece is part of the Argentine-Chinese Chamber of Commerce’s monthly column in the Buenos Aires Herald. Soft power is a concept developed by...
Maria Clara MartorelloAugust 28, 20260
How Argentine politics is changing Milei
Javier Milei didn’t just promise to fix Argentina’s economy when he entered politics. He promised to make Argentina’s traditional way of doing politics...
Adrian GenesirAugust 22, 20260
Why should a media outlet run an art gallery?
Journalism and art share an obsession: reality. While one of them loses sleep over facts, concision, and urgency, the other opens up the...
Florencia MagarilAugust 14, 20260
Milei mistakes provocation for diplomacy
Javier Milei arrived in So Paulo as president of Argentina and spoke as though he were still on the campaign trail. At the...
Adrian GenesirJuly 28, 20260
The match Argentina can win in China
This piece is part of the Argentine-Chinese Chamber of Commerces monthly column in theBuenos Aires Herald. While Argentina views football as part of...
Maria Clara MartorelloJuly 26, 20260
How 1776 lit a continent
*Diego Herna Armesto is a lawyer with advanced studies in Human Rights (American University, College of Law). Former lecturer at the University of...
Diego Hernan ArmestoJuly 4, 20260
The populist right is not a bloc anymore
For years, the populist right liked to imagine itself as an international bloc. Brexit gave it a launchpad in 2016. Donald Trump gave...
Adrian GenesirJuly 4, 20260
Venezuela is thousands of kilometers away. I still feel it in my bones
I had been living in Buenos Aires for 8 years when my cousins arrived at my apartment in 2017 after fleeing Venezuela. The...
Pedro CamachoJuly 1, 20260
Chinese tourism is an opportunity for Argentina
This piece is part of the Argentine-Chinese Chamber of Commerces monthly column in theBuenos Aires Herald. Since the pandemic, Chinese tourists have established...
Maria Clara MartorelloJune 27, 20260
Borges, the man who turned Argentine literature into a laboratory
History likes symmetries and mild anachronisms, but it’s hard to place a final form on what emerges from the events themselves and their...
Sebastian HernaizJune 14, 20260
