China-Argentina relations

Chinese scholars view Argentina as a key pillar in Beijing’s engagement with Latin America, but also see some potential pitfalls ahead.

Argentina and China’s shaky nuclear collaboration underscores that the creation of truly viable new energy sources is a long-term endeavor.

China invited Argentina to join the latest summit. But a closer look at relations with current members suggests that “BRICSA” remains a distant dream.

The focus on China’s support for Argentina in the territorial dispute overshadows more important parts of the relationship, especially in trade and finance.

The Argentine president’s attendance at the Beijing Winter Olympics brought big strides in the relationship.

Suspended financing has put a joint project to build dams in Patagonia on hold. The two sides need to act quickly to resolve the issue.

China’s quest for food security is exacerbating environmental crises like deforestation and overfishing in South American countries.

Like other regions, Latin America has seen a rise in anti-Chinese rhetoric since the outbreak began.

Trump's latest tariff threat will likely push Argentina, already economically fragile, further into China's arms.

Amid shifting political trends, China’s relationships with strategic partners in Latin America are in limbo.

What does Beijing stand to gain from its new defense deals in the Western hemisphere?

Critics in Argentina say sovereign territory has been turned over to China’s PLA.