Falklands
Coverage of Falklands in the Nexus archive.
- SAERI launches new research projects across the Falklands and South Atlantic
The South Atlantic Environmental Research Institute (SAERI) has secured funding for new scientific projects focused on environmental monitoring, conservation science, and evidence-based management in the Falklands and the wider South Atlantic.
- A Spanish investigation tracks how Asia's squid fleet is upending the South Atlantic market
A Spanish investigation reveals how Asian fishing fleets, primarily Chinese, are altering the global frozen squid market in international waters, impacting European fleets and disrupting the South Atlantic fishing industry, a key income source for the Falklands.
- Argentina's Pacific-pact bid would make it a trade partner of the UK, raising a Falklands dilemma
Argentina's bid to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) raises questions about its sovereignty claim to the Falklands, as the UK—a CPTPP member—is also involved. This would mark the first major trade agreement since the 1982 war where Argentina and the UK share partner status outside traditional frameworks like the UN or WTO.
- Falklands, dates confirmed for salmon-farming public consultation
The Falkland Islands Government has confirmed a two-week public consultation on salmon-farming starting 27 July 2026. Events will include public meetings in Stanley and Goose Green, as well as drop-in sessions throughout the period.
- Falklands left without key air defences as Argentina splashes millions on fighter jets and US threatens to withdraw support for UK control of islands
The Falklands have lost key air defenses as Argentina invests millions in fighter jets. The United States has also threatened to withdraw support for UK control of the islands, escalating regional tensions.
- Still thinking of voting GREEN? Meet the councillor who called David Lammy a 'coconut' and the Argentinian who believes Britain should hand back the Falklands
The article highlights political tensions involving the Green Party, a councillor who insulted David Lammy with the term 'coconut,' and an Argentinian individual advocating for the return of the Falklands to Britain. These elements reflect divisive political stances and international disputes.
- How the Falklands are turning into the next Dubai - with amazing beaches, tax breaks and the most amount of Land Rovers per capita in the world
The Falklands are being compared to Dubai due to their developing tourism industry, tax incentives, and high concentration of Land Rovers. The article highlights the territory's natural attractions and economic initiatives as key factors in its transformation.
- Renowned sculptress, 63, who killed Falklands SAS veteran with her Land Rover is spared jail
A 63-year-old renowned sculptress is spared jail after killing a Falklands SAS veteran with her Land Rover. The incident has sparked public debate over legal consequences and accountability.