London Rejects Argentina's Arbitration and Questions Its “Reliability” as a Partner
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The Argentine government of Javier Milei reacted to the United Kingdom's decision to convene its ambassador in London to protest against Buenos Aires' decision to resort to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos) with... (ANSA)
Buenos Aires says international arbitration is an appropriate legal mechanism to resolve dispute peacefully
British Government Protests Argentina’s Threat to Launch International Arbitration to Block Oil Exploitation in Southern Archipelago · Global Voices
Argentina is now seeking arbitration over oil production projects. London is protesting at diplomatic level.
The Deputy Parliamentary Secretary of State for the Overseas Territories of the United Kingdom, Uma Kumaran, denounced that the move taken by Buenos Aires under CONVEMAR is “the last attempt to undermine the rights and livelihoods” of the inhabitants of the archipelago.
London accuses Buenos Aires of "judging" the inhabitants of the Falkland Islands and of not being a "trusted partner" after Milei's announcement of resorting to an international arbitration of the United Nations Read
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