MercoPress. South Atlantic News Agency
Milei says Argentina will pursue the Falklands diplomatically: “We do not believe in military solutions”
Argentine President Javier Milei said in Madrid on Wednesday that he is confident of recovering the Falklands through diplomacy and repeated three times that his government “does not believe in military solutions”, amid an escalating dispute with the United Kingdom...
2 comments
Politics
- Falklands: UK Statement at the UN Fourth Committee on Decolonization
- A Russian satellite shadows a US one for days in an unprecedented manoeuvre
- Milei calls Lula a “leftist thief” and says he hopes he will not “steal” Brazil’s election
- Argentina awaits the Supreme Court after the YPF case is closed at first instance
Economy
- The Falklands dispute threatens Argentina’s bid to join the trans-Pacific trade pact
- IMF trims Latin America’s outlook to 2.3% and sharply cuts Argentina’s
- Yields on key US Treasury bonds reached new highs, but for the 10-year demand was especially strong
- Trump says Russia will supply millions of tonnes of diesel as US eases sanctions on Moscow
Energy & Oil
- Argentina and the UK to face off in Hamburg on November 10 over Falklands oil
- Argentina awaits the Supreme Court after the YPF case is closed at first instance
- Brent touches US$110 for the first time since May on Middle East tensions
- Argentina’s bill toughening sanctions over Sea Lion stalls in Congress
Agriculture
-
- Brazil grain harvest expected at 361.7 million tons, Conab, led by soybeans, corn and cotton
- Germany, extreme hot summer ripens grapes faster and advances wine harvest several weeks
- The US waives beef tariffs for Brazil and Paraguay, but not for Argentina and Uruguay
Environment
-
- Amazon fires rise 62% in October as deforestation falls to a record low
- The area of Antarctic ozone hole during September reached 15 million km2, says Copernicus
- A tornado and an unusual spring hailstorm overwhelm Santiago, Chile
Entertainment
-
- Messi leaves Argentina's national team after 21 years with a fortune Forbes puts at US$1.1 billion
- “I gave everything, I have nothing left”: Messi ends twenty years with Argentina
- Drums in his neighbourhood and a wake in parliament: Uruguay bids farewell to Ruben Rada
Health & Science
-
- Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer and underwent successful surgery, Vatican says
- BAS researchers uncover chinstrap penguins massive colony decline in Antarctic volcanic island
- Lula remark on medical exams sparks controversy five days before the vote
Tourism
-
- British Airways restores non-stop London-Buenos Aires flights and adds a daily Santiago service
- Uruguay ranks third in Latin America for international air passengers per capita
- Latin American airports will need US$178 billion to nearly double their traffic
