World Cup, Falklands links: A Falkland Islands social media account has trolled Argentina ahead of their World Cup match with Cape Verde, sparking anger and highlighting renewed sovereignty tensions. Round of 16, England in Mexico: England face Mexico at the Azteca, with altitude and the stadium’s 1986 ghosts in focus, while reports say England’s hotel was hit by a loud, disruptive reception from local fans. Royal Navy, Falklands echoes: Former First Sea Lord Admiral Lord West says the Royal Navy is in its worst state for 350 years, arguing Starmer has axed more ships than Britain lost in the Falklands War. Mercosur, diplomacy: Mercosur backed Argentina’s “legitimate rights” over the Falklands dispute and urged a fresh approach at the UN, while Islanders’ self-determination push remains on the agenda. Falklands economy, oil: Argentina is angered by the prospect of an oil boom in the Falklands, with drilling plans due to start in 2028. Local life, FIGAS: A review into the Falkland Islands Government Air Service has wrapped up its early phase, with external reviewers saying FIGAS is something Islanders should be proud of. Community, veterans: Falklands War remembrance continues across the UK, including a Weymouth school art project and a Stanley Seafarers Mission chaplain visit. Fishing, South Atlantic: A Spanish investigation links Asian squid fleet growth to pressure on the European fleet and knock-on effects for Falklands waters. Transport, RAF basing: East Midlands Airport will host RAF A330 Voyager aircraft during maintenance at Brize Norton, with limited flights involving the Falklands.