AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFalklands oil row: The UK has backed businesses and individuals operating in the Falkland Islands after an Argentine judge ordered a halt to the Sea Lion project, with Overseas Territories Minister Uma Kumaran calling Argentina’s moves “unacceptable” and saying the islands’ right to develop resources is tied to self-determination. Sovereignty legislation: Argentina’s Milei has sent a tougher Malvinas “National Sovereignty Defense” bill to Congress, raising penalties for unauthorised resource exploitation and creating a terrorism-linked registry, as legal pressure on Falklands-linked activity escalates. Burnham–Trump diplomacy: Andy Burnham is set for his first face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump at the UN, with Falklands sovereignty and other disputes expected to surface alongside AI, Iran and Ukraine. Local life & services: Registration for the 2026 Falklands Census is now open, and the King Edward Memorial Hospital has warned of rising hand, foot and mouth cases. Community & culture: Falklands Conservation’s annual art auction has kicked off, with proceeds supporting next week’s Conservation Ball.
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