Eamonn MacDonagh

Since assuming the presidency, Mauricio Macri has signaled a change of direction for the country, beginning with a rejection of

Former Argentine Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman knew that Iran was responsible for the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish center

As the clock struck midnight in Buenos Aires last night, street celebrations broke out in various parts of the city.

Sunday’s triumph of Mauricio Macri in Argentina’s presidential runoff election against government candidate Daniel Scioli marks a sea change in

Before he was murdered, the Argentine prosecutor wiretapped over 40,000 phone calls. His one question: Did

A murdered prosecutor, a dismissed indictment, collusion with Iran, and leaks of anti-Semitism at the highest levels—this is Argentina today,

The sense of shock arising from the mysterious death of State Prosecutor Alberto Nisman on Sunday has reverberated across Argentina

The Troubles and the Arab-Israeli conflict seem pretty similar with a cursory glance. But EAMONN MACDONAGH argues that comparing them

Twenty years ago, 85 Argentinians were killed in an Iranian terrorist attack. Their families are still waiting for their government