From Argentina to Malaysia, at least five figureheads have become involved in memecoin drama since US President Donald Trump launched his own.

Milei’s memecoin foray has led to a flood of finger-pointing over who was responsible for the cryptocurrency’s crash.

Argentine President Javier Milei plans to join the reciprocal tariff plan of Donald Trump, he told an approving crowd of US conservatives at a convention near Washington on Saturday. Milei said he wanted to make Argentina "the first country in the world" to join the US in reciprocity.

Argentine President Javier Milei met with Donald Trump on the sidelines of a gathering of US conservatives Saturday, where he praised his American counterpart's reciprocal tariffs plans that have shoc

Argentine President Javier Milei is facing a corruption probe into his promotion of a meme coin, which is a highly speculative form of cryptocurrency that’s seen a recent surge in popularity after President Donald Trump and his wife launched tokens of

The Conservative Political Action Conference has largely become a celebration of the US president in recent years.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Saturday (22 February) criticised the global Left, saying it paints conservatives like her, Trump and Modi as a threat to democracy. She made this statement while addressing the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in the United States.

Her statements reflected the articulation by the Global Right, that had gathered at the annual congregation of the Conservatives in the US.

The budding scandal in Argentina has been dubbed locally as “cryptogate” and has links to a diverse cast of characters, including a high-profile U.S. influencer, a crypto developer who uses the pseudonym “Meow,” and a 28-year-old American entrepreneur who said he helped launch first lady Melania Trump’s meme coin last month.