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Javier Milei Said the War in the Middle East Responds to a Geopolitical Dispute and Anticipated Greater Isolation From China
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While the world is looking forward to the energy crisis at the door due to the war in the Middle East between the U.S.-Israel duo against Iran, Javier Milei predicts “improvements” for Argentina. “In this context (Argentina) is going to...
The President analyzed the situation and argued that it is not just about oil but about a global strategic dispute. He also warned that confrontation can lead to international political reordering.
In the midst of the concern for the strong rise of oil that impacts on global markets, President Javier Milei considered that the tremors that the world economy is suffering is a transitory phenomenon and that, after its passage, there will be a profound global political rearrangement that can benefit countries that are on the right side and know how to adapt. “Unlike what I hear and read from different analysts who believe that this is a fight …
From the United States, Javier Milei spoke about the war in the Middle East and said that “it is to be expected that it will have a short reach.” The Argentine president questioned the version that the war conflict was triggered by oil. “This type of argument is very poor conceptually and, obviously, it is wrong. Here what matters from the perspective of the United States is purely and exclusively geopolitics,” he insisted. “Up to this point the…
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