Argentina warns Britain on Falklands arbitration
Argentine President Javier Milei announced the initiation of legal proceedings against the United Kingdom over an oil project near the Falkland Islands, which are controlled by Britain and disputed by Argentina. Milei confirmed that the government has begun international arbitration procedures after global companies permitted exploration activities, claiming that this violates a UN resolution urging the avoidance of unilateral actions in the islands. Argentina threatens to sue Britain if resource exploitation is not halted within two weeks, while Britain affirms its support for the companies and their lawful drilling licenses. The disputes over the islands are part of a long-standing sovereignty conflict between the two countries, reminding that their war ended in 1982.
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