Buenos Aires
Iran Is Testing Us. So Far, We Are Failing
A Boeing 747 cargo aircraft was grounded at Buenos Aires' Ezeiza airport on June 9. The suspicions are that the Venezuelan plane, recently owned by Iran's U.S.-sanctioned Mahan Air and sold to Emtrasaur airlines, is not what it seems to be.
Girl Plunges Off Apartment Building, Miraculously Survives
The youngster, who has not been named, suffered multiple fractures and injuries to her liver and spleen and was taken to an intensive care unit.
Passengers Stop Subway Train From Hitting Woman Who Fell on the Tracks
The train operator said the woman's narrow escape was "miraculous" after she came within metres of her death.
More Than 10,000-Year-Old Shell From Prehistoric Armadillo Found
The latest discovery comes four years after a similar find in the same region of Argentina.
Video: Two Large Cruise Ships Collide as One Departs
The collision was captured on camera by alarmed onlookers.
Trump Suspends Adding New Tariffs to Chinese Imports
"China has pretty much given up nothing in this deal."
G20 Summit 2018: Who Will Donald Trump Be Meeting?
The president will hold a high-stakes meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping but has canceled his sit-down with Russia's Vladimir Putin.
Trump Cancels Meeting With Putin at G20 Summit
On Twitter, the president cited increased tensions between Ukraine and Russia as the reason for his decision.
Trump Says China Trade War 'Pouring' Billions Into U.S.
While Trump has routinely argued that the tariffs will encourage companies to bring jobs back to the U.S., many are simply looking for cheaper alternatives in other Asian nations.
Kremlin: Trump Shouldn't Talk to Russia Through Media
Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters that Putin and Trump will meet on December 1 in Argentina, disregarding the president's suggestion that the meeting may be canceled.
Argentina Tells Citizens to Flee Capital Ahead of G-20
More than 22,000 police and security agents are set to put the city on lockdown, with 33 protests against the summit planned.
Surgeons Suspended for Posing in Selfies Mid-surgery
"It's all rather unseemly, an embarrassing situation," said the local health secretary.
Attempt to Traffic Cocaine via Russian Embassy Foiled
As part of the joint Argentina-Russia operation, authorities confiscated 360 packages of cocaine hidden in the suitcases and replaced them with flour and tracking devices.
Secret Nazi Loot Seized in Argentina
Argentinian investigators found around 75 objects connected to the Holocaust and World War II.
Report: Trump Asked Argentine President for Permit Help
A spokesman for President Mauricio Macri has denied the report.
Referee 'Shot and Killed' by Player He Red Carded
The incident happened in the central Argentinian province of Cordoba on Sunday.
New Argentine Government Won't Revive Deal With Tehran
The new government won't appeal a court's decision to strike down a deal with Iran over investigating the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center.
Argentina: Thousands in Buenos Aires Show Support for President Cristina Fernandez
The demonstrators underscored the resistance her conservative successor will face to his plans for change.
New Twist in Investigation into Argentine Prosecutor's Death
Alberto Nisman had drafted a request that President Cristina Fernandez be arrested for conspiring to derail his probe into the deadly bombing of a Jewish center.
The Crisis That Changed Pope Francis
Pope Francis was not always as unorthodox as now. In fact, for 50 years he was known as an autocratic hardliner, until a moment of crisis changed his world view