AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFalklands oil row: Argentina’s President Javier Milei has issued a two-week ultimatum over the Sea Lion project, threatening arbitration at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea unless drilling stops, while the UK and the project’s licence-holders insist approvals are valid. UK control on resources: The UK has confirmed that new Falklands hydrocarbon licences require authorisation from the Foreign Secretary, tightening London’s grip over future permits. Wildlife and travel: Oceanwide’s Plancius is set to sail to Antarctica with a planned 20-night run that includes Falklands stops, with guests aiming to spot multiple penguin species and other wildlife. Penguin science: Researchers have confirmed a new penguin species for the first time in 100 years, including a gentoo split that covers Falklands populations. Arts & culture: A Falklands War veteran, Mark Wills, is due to speak at an East Meon church, sharing recorded commander oral histories and war-study material. Royal gossip (not Falklands-focused): Harry and Meghan were photographed at a Cotswolds pub lunch, sparking fresh debate about paparazzi access.
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