Falklands Sovereignty Tensions: Argentina’s President Javier Milei escalated his claim, vowing to “prevail” and threatening sanctions on oil firms operating off the Falklands after Donald Trump suggested the US might not back the UK in a future conflict; UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting replied that the islands are “absolute and unshakeable” because Falkland Islanders choose to be British. Oil & Markets: The dispute is feeding into investor jitters around Falklands-linked exploration, while broader energy moves saw Brent pushed toward $95 amid rising diesel prices and tighter middle-distillate supplies. Aviation for the South Atlantic: Britten-Norman’s first UK-assembled Islander (for the Falkland Islands Government Air Service) completed its maiden flight from Bembridge and has entered flight testing, as the manufacturer ramps toward continuous production. Air Defence Readiness: A look at how the Falklands are defended highlights Typhoon jets, Sky Sabre/CAMM missile capability, and the practical limits of distance in any crisis. Geology Watch: A 6.2 quake in the South Sandwich Islands region was reported as posing no tsunami risk to Indonesia.