Jorge Luis Borges, renowned for his erudition and extensive reading, is celebrated for his unique body of work that boldly experimented with Argentine literature.

An article from Yahoo Finance reports that Halliburton (HAL) has secured a digital transformation deal with Pampa Energia.

Argentina's mining exports have broken records at the start of 2026, though the economic benefits are not yet fully reaching the provinces where the activity is concentrated.

Forty years after his death, an article examines how Jorge Luis Borges' lifelong dedication to the English language significantly influenced the imagination of Argentina's most celebrated writer.

Julio Le Parc, the radical Argentinian artist known for demanding viewer participation in his kinetic art and for his critiques of the French cultural establishment, has passed away.

Argentina's country risk dropped below 450 points, reaching an 8-year low, following a credit rating upgrade by Standard & Poor's. This positive development led to a rise of up to 3% in dollar-denominated sovereign bonds.

Argentina's Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, has admitted to failing to declare US$500,000 and evading taxes, three months after questions about his finances emerged, though he denies illicit enrichment.

The Argentine government and universities have signed an agreement addressing funding and salaries, which includes a 24.33% wage increase for university staff and continued funding for university hospitals.

An analysis suggests that the myth of white Argentina continues to shape the nation, with President Milei deepening a state tradition that has historically equated whiteness with civilization.

The passport details of Argentina's national football team players were leaked due to a security oversight.

Argentina's Central Bank has achieved its 2026 dollar-buying target in just six months, accumulating US$10.1 billion. This success is attributed to strong harvests and energy exports.

President Milei's refusal to implement a university funding bill approved by Congress is drawing strong criticism, with some calling it a 'technically dictatorial' precedent for democracy and legal certainty in Argentina.

The Buenos Aires Herald is hosting the acclaimed Malvinas play 'Into the Minefield,' commemorating 150 years of its mission. The event highlights the newspaper's long history and its engagement with significant national topics.

Bell Global Equities Fund has made strategic adjustments to its portfolio, selling Nike shares due to recovery challenges and inflation, while betting on MercadoLibre amid weakness and picking TE Connectivity plc for its growth signals. These moves reflect the fund's response to current market conditions.

Argentina great Lionel Messi was rested against Honduras, while Brazil, Germany, Belgium, and Portugal all secured wins in their warm-up games prior to the World Cup, which also saw Leao sent off.

With the World Cup days away, a human interest story highlights brothers who will be competing for different national teams in the highly anticipated tournament.

Recent U.S. jobs data is making Argentina's efforts to re-enter global debt markets more challenging, potentially hindering the Milei government's progress despite nearing its lowest country-risk reading.

The trial concerning Diego Maradona's death is encountering challenges, with prosecutors questioning the validity of a medical expert's evidence and defense lawyers seeking the detention of a witness for alleged false testimony.

Argentine President Javier Milei is reportedly seeking to allow the unlimited sale of Argentine land to foreign investors, a move that may explain Peter Thiel's temporary relocation to the country.

Raizen, a joint venture between Shell and Cosan, has agreed to sell its Argentina downstream business to Mercuria in a deal valued at $1.4 billion.

Mercuria is set to acquire Raizen's fuel assets in Argentina in a deal valued at $1.4 billion. This acquisition marks a significant transaction in the energy sector.

Wall Street investors, led by figures like Druckenmiller, are reportedly returning to Argentine stocks, signaling renewed interest in the country's market. This trend suggests a belief among some financial experts that certain stocks will benefit from the rise of AI employees.

Thousands of protesters in Argentina participated in a massive 'Ni Una Menos' march, demanding justice for over 3,000 femicide victims and rejecting policies dismantling efforts against violence.

A dispute between supporters of Argentina and Brazil football teams escalated into a clash in Habiganj village, Bangladesh, resulting in 50 injuries.

The trial concerning the death of Diego Maradona is once again facing potential setbacks, as both prosecution and defense have requested the court to strike witness evidence due to impartiality concerns.

Chevron has applied for Argentina's tax incentive program, outlining a $13.8 billion investment plan for the country.

A New York court has denied the investment fund Burford's appeal in the YPF expropriation case, leaving the Supreme Court as the only remaining avenue for review of the overturned US$16 billion sentence against Argentina.

Argentina's security ministry announced that the country recorded its lowest number of murders in 2025, making it the 'least violent country' in the region, a celebration tempered by shock over recent femicide cases.

Argentina's Nuclear Affairs Secretariat has released a 54-page document outlining a new nuclear policy. The policy prioritizes high-value-added nuclear exports and aims to attract foreign investment into the sector.

Argentina has been added to the list of the world's worst countries for workers' rights. This designation indicates a significant decline in labor protections and conditions within the nation.

On the 40th anniversary of Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges's death, the Buenos Aires Herald has republished the obituary originally published on June 15, 1986.

A 'truth trial' has opened to revisit the 1956 police executions known as Operation Massacre, uncovered by Rodolfo Walsh, aiming to establish an official record and secure reparations 70 years later.

Raúl Silvino Contreras, the former Commander General of the Argentine Gendarmerie and director of Argentina’s Anti-Mafia Unit, was decorated with the insignia of Knight of the Order by Italian Ambassador Fabrizio Nicoletti at the Italian Embassy in Buenos Aires.

Netflix has unveiled 'Villaflor,' a new film directed by Santiago Mitre, which will focus on the story of disappeared Madres founder Azucena Villaflor and the infamous torturer Alfredo Astiz.

Justin Heiter, a former salesperson of the year, quit his job in Washington after discovering the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement and subsequently moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Buenos Aires is marking a long weekend with a variety of events, including food festivals, a significant bar anniversary, and HiFi gatherings.

After more than two years of demands, the Argentine government under President Milei has agreed to increase the university budget and grant a 24% pay raise to staff at public universities.

Moody’s has elevated Buenos Aires City’s debt rating to 'AAA,' its highest category, though experts do not anticipate this will impact Argentina's overall rating.

Freedom of expression and human rights organizations in Argentina are warning that a provision in President Milei's proposed lobby bill could weaken democratic participation and lead to "permanent state surveillance."

Argentine President Javier Milei praised 'Judeo-Christian values' at a Chabad event, as Argentina seeks to attract European Jews. Milei has expressed interest in converting to Judaism after leaving office.

The Italian Ambassador to Argentina, Fabrizio Nicoletti, accompanied by Consul General Carmelo Barbera, visited the Cristoforo Colombo Italian School in Buenos Aires, which has nearly 1,200 students.

Showgirl Belen Rodriguez is under investigation for allegedly failing to stop after two separate car accidents. Authorities are probing her involvement in the hit-and-run incidents.

Argentine President Milei is seeking to establish legal foundations for 'non-human companies' entirely run by artificial intelligence, with a bill recently sent to Congress.

Mark Followill and Sebastian Salazar discuss Dallas's World Cup draw, highlighting teams like Argentina, England, Japan, the Netherlands, and Sweden, along with soccer memories involving Dirk Nowitzki.

CONICET scientist Tamara Rubilar has created Erisea, a biotech company that utilizes sea urchin eggs to develop supplements for severe inflammation, inspired by a family crisis.

Argentina has expanded its hantavirus investigation to another province as scientists retrace the steps of Dutch tourists who contracted the virus. The probe aims to understand the spread and prevent further cases.

Argentine President Javier Milei's proposal to allow 'non-human corporations' run by AI, aimed at attracting AI firms through deregulation and lower taxes, has sparked concern in the country.

Buenos Aires is hosting a variety of cultural events this week, including over 60 art galleries opening their doors, screenings of films like Taxi Driver, literary parties, tango, and pop concerts.

The Buenos Aires Herald has received a nomination at the Martín Fierro News Website Awards. Editor-in-chief Estefanía Pozzo is also competing in the Editors category at the upcoming event.

Several companies, including Lithium Argentina AG, TMC the metals company Inc., and Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp., have been identified as leading steel and metal stocks for investment in energy infrastructure.

Argentine President Javier Milei has called for artificial intelligence to be allowed to develop without premature regulation, asserting that Argentina should invite AI to foster its freedom in this new technological era.

Governor Ricardo Quintela announced that Argentina's La Rioja province will once again print its own bonds, known as 'Chachos', to pay public-sector wage hikes after a two-year hiatus.

The bodies of a tourist and a tour guide were recovered from an Ushuaia glacier after a 16-hour operation, with initial theories suggesting a steep slope drop.

A new culinary trend featuring 'fricy' or spicy fruit flavors, inspired by South American cuisine, is gaining popularity and flying off shelves this summer.

A photographic exhibition titled 'Beauty and Preservation: Italian Heritage' has opened in Buenos Aires, presented by the Italian Embassy to mark the 80th anniversary of Republic Day.

NODO is turning Buenos Aires into a three-day contemporary art circuit, with over 65 galleries from Retiro to La Boca hosting free exhibitions, artist talks, live music, and special events.

An article explores the almost sacred nature of soccer fandom in Latin America, exemplified by a fan's cherished chain and its significance during a family illness.

Julio Le Parc, a renowned Argentine artist known for his works of light and motion, passed away last Saturday in France.

With the World Cup approaching, several key players in Argentina's national football team are battling injuries, raising concerns about their participation and potential replacements.

The Argentine government is making a third attempt to draw an estimated US$255 billion held outside the banking system back into the economy. This amount is more than five times the IMF's record 2018 loan to the country.

An aide to Javier Milei reportedly stated that Bitcoin explains the source of his hidden $500,000.

Argentina's Ezeiza Airport will experience reduced operations during October and November due to scheduled maintenance work on one of its runways.

Manuel Adorni's explanation regarding his Bitcoin holdings has deepened the controversy surrounding his undeclared wealth, drawing questions from opposition lawmakers, social media users, and even allies.

Argentina's inflation rate in May dropped to 2.1%, marking the lowest figure since August and the first time in a year that inflation has decreased for two consecutive months, with accumulated inflation for 2026 at 14.7%.

A senior aide to President Milei admitted to keeping $500,000 in savings "off books," stating it was a common practice among Argentines.

A tourist was filmed climbing into the waters above Iguazu Falls, near steep drops, to recover a dropped cellphone, breaching safety barriers at the world's largest waterfall system.

Chevron and YPF are set to sign contracts for a new shale natural gas liquids (NGL) venture in Argentina. This partnership will involve Chevron among other drillers feeding the project.

Thousands of mourning fans queued for miles to pay tribute to Carlos 'Indio' Solari, described as Argentina's most popular musician, inspiring cross-generational devotion despite being virtually unknown elsewhere.

Lionel Messi led Argentina to a pre-World Cup victory over Iceland at Auburn, concluding their SEC road trip.

A feature article explores Argentina's history of massive public mourning for cultural and political icons, highlighting five funerals that brought the nation to a standstill, including that of rock star Indio Solari.

Playwright Lola Arias, whose piece 'Minefield' is returning to Buenos Aires, spoke about her current projects and the challenges of working in Argentina today. She also addressed the 'insanity' of labeling artists as 'state parasites'.

Thousands of fans gathered in a Buenos Aires suburb for the public wake of Argentine rock icon Indio Solari, filling the streets with tears, smiles, and songs in a final farewell.

An in-depth look into the world of Javier Milei, Argentina's self-styled anarcho-capitalist president, who initially impressed many voters but later alienated some.

Argentine and US scientists will test rodents in Mendoza as investigators try to trace the source of a hantavirus outbreak that killed three people.

An article explores Indio Solari and his band Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, highlighting their significant influence on Argentine music and collective identity.

Argentine leader Javier Milei, who rose to power through online trolling, is now finding his social media feuds alienating potential allies and frustrating voters, thereby hindering his free-market overhaul agenda.

Argentina is experiencing widespread outrage following the brutal murders of two girls, aged 14 and 17, whose bodies were discovered just days apart, underscoring the country's enduring femicide crisis.

Argentine President Javier Milei defended the withdrawal of judicial nominee María Verónica Michelli, reportedly after learning she is the sister-in-law of a journalist investigating his government.

The killing of 14-year-old Agostina Vega in Cordoba, Argentina, has sparked widespread outrage and mass 'Ni una menos' rallies, intensifying demands for government action against gender-based violence.

Argentina has surpassed its target of buying $10 billion in dollars, driven by a significant export boom.

Dolores Fonzi’s abortion drama 'Belén' secured five Sur prizes at Argentina’s Film Academy Awards, with the ceremony also featuring statements against the Milei administration’s cuts to film funding.

Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni reportedly became emotional and cried before the 2022 World Cup final, making him unable to deliver the team talk. This moment highlights the immense pressure and sentiment surrounding the high-stakes match.

Argentine producer Bizarrap and Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny have been announced as new additions to the voice cast for 'Toy Story 5'. Bizarrap will voice a new character, 'Santa de Jardín', who interacts with 'Pizza con gafas', voiced by Bad Bunny.

A report by the world's largest trade union organization has placed Argentina in the lowest category for labor rights, citing a sharp decline over the past two years.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of Argentina vs Iceland's friendly at Jordan-Hare Stadium in a World Cup lead-up match.

Argentine journalist Julia Mengolini, founder of Futurock, was awarded the Independence Prize at the 2026 Press Freedom Awards ceremony by Reporters Without Borders.

A fintech-focused fund recently added $44 million of MercadoLibre stock while selling $35 million of Bristow Group amid a 40% stock surge.