Global Politics and Institutional Changes
According to an op-ed in Le Monde by David Copello and Olivier Compagnon, Argentina is joining the global authoritarian wave.
- Commentators focus on economic aspects, overlooking institutional changes after Milei's legislative election victory.
- Other global events include a Senate seat battle in Maine, revealing a generational rift in the Democratic party.
- Asia-Pacific countries are torn between risks from both the US and China.
Argentina gradually joins the great authoritarian wave sweeping the globe
Additionally, Venezuela's army is weakened due to intensified US military pressure, and Turkey faces the risk of losing a generation of its youth.
Author's summary: Global politics face significant changes and challenges.
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