Britain's prime minister defended sovereignty over the South Atlantic territory as Argentina called for a resumption of negotiations over its status.
Buenos Aires rejected what it called 'unilateral' offshore hydrocarbon activity in the disputed South Atlantic territory and warned involved firms could face legal sanctions.
Report says ruling is largely symbolic but underscores Argentina’s renewed push over the British-administered Falkland Islands.
A judge in Argentina has ordered Israeli and British companies to suspend work linked to the offshore Sea Lion oil development near the disputed Falkland Islands, according to Anadolu Agency.
According to BBC News, Argentina plans criminal action against a company drilling for oil near the disputed islands, days after President Javier Milei renewed sovereignty claims.
According to a BBC News report, Argentina has targeted an oil company operating in the Falkland Islands, days after President Javier Milei intensified the country's sovereignty claims over the territory.
President Javier Milei has said reclaiming sovereignty over the Falkland Islands remains a national objective, according to a report from Al Jazeera.