Does a Pro-Western Argentina Under Javier Milei Necessarily Threaten Its Economic Relationship with China?

Argentina’s 2023 elections installed Javier Milei as president, dramatically changing the country’s course towards Western partners and away from its strategic relationship with China, its second-largest trading partner. Milei ended Argentina’s upcoming BRICS membership, but can he afford to degrade ties with the Asian powerhouse further?

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