Sea Lion legal freeze: An Argentine federal judge has ordered a halt to the Sea Lion oil project in the northern Falklands basin, blocking drilling, seabed works, underwater infrastructure and related operations while the case proceeds. UK guidance for companies: The UK has published guidance for firms and suppliers operating in the Falklands, saying it will not discuss sovereignty unless islanders want it, and aiming to help businesses respond to Argentine legal threats. Argentina ramps up sanctions: Milei’s government is preparing tougher measures against companies operating without authorisation, with plans to strengthen penalties and expand the list of targets tied to offshore fossil-fuel activity. Navy heritage at risk: Campaigners are racing to save HMS Ambuscade (PNS Tariq), with Pakistan Navy disposal deadlines looming and calls for an extension to allow a museum return to the Clyde. South Atlantic science & stewardship: Falklands Post Office marks the 10-year UK Blue Belt Program, highlighting marine protection, fisheries sustainability work and science-led monitoring across UK Overseas Territories. Disaster support: The Falklands Legislative Assembly has donated £40,000 to the Red Cross/Red Crescent response for Nepal’s flood aftermath, where glacier-collapse is suspected. Ocean photography: Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026 crowned an image of seahorses in French Polynesia, spotlighting rare local wildlife and long field searching.