Rather than compete for current President Mauricio Macri's seat as expected, popular former President Cristina Fernandez has chosen to appeal to a broader base by running as vice president and allowing former Cabinet chief Alberto Fernandez to run for president.
If the economic pain on display in April economic data continues, China's strategy could shift.
The Treasury Department's adjustment to the criteria for determining currency manipulation under U.S. law could also add several other countries to its watchlist.
After years of austerity measures under President Mauricio Macri, Argentine voters could choose his populist opponent -- putting foreign businesses, lenders and investors at risk.
At the risk of angering international partners and deepening Turkey's economic malaise, authorities order an election rerun in Istanbul after the government lost the city.
On the eve of European elections, France's president is staking out the middle ground between economic reforms and vote-pleasing initiatives.
More than two weeks after local elections, the country's main opposition has finally gained control of the nation's commercial capital. The ruling party, however, is refusing to throw in the towel.
The risks to global growth don't yet add up to recession, but some danger spots lurk.
The global trade body ruled that Russia did not act improperly in invoking national security against Ukraine, but its decision will set a precedent that displeases the U.S.
Turkey's governing party has won the country's latest electoral war, but it lost the battles it wanted to win most.
