The UK and Argentina are in a historic legal battle over Falklands oil drilling, with Argentina arguing the project dangerously escalates the long-standing sovereignty dispute that previously led to war.
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Sea Lion project in the North Falkland basin threatens to deepen sovereignty disputeArgentina has told an international tribunal that Britain’s approval of oil drilling off the Falkland Islands has dramatically deepened a sovereignty dispute that led to war four decades ago.At the start of an historic legal clash at the Hamburg-based International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (Itlos), an Argentine legal team argued that the oil project must be suspended. Continue reading...
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