by Strong Americas | Aug 3, 2026
Since Argentina’s return to civilian rule in 1983, its foreign policy has generally emphasized active participation in multilateral institutions, support for human rights, and a stated commitment to non-intervention in the affairs of other states. Successive...
by Strong Americas | Aug 3, 2026
Argentina holds competitive multiparty elections under a system that combines mandatory voting with proportional representation for legislative seats. Since the return of democratic government in 1983, the country’s party landscape has been shaped largely by the...
by Strong Americas | Aug 3, 2026
Argentina is governed as a federal presidential republic, dividing authority both among three branches of national government and between the federal state and its provinces. The 1853 constitution, revised several times since, most significantly in 1994, establishes...
by Strong Americas | Jul 31, 2026
Antigua and Barbuda conducts an active foreign policy for a small island state, balancing close ties with traditional Western partners against growing engagement with China and other emerging powers. The country joined the United Nations, the Commonwealth of Nations,...
by Strong Americas | Jul 31, 2026
Antigua and Barbuda operates under a Westminster-style parliamentary system in which political competition has long centered on a small number of established parties. The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP), founded in 1946 as the Antigua Trades and Labour...
