Malvinas oil row: Argentina has again rejected the Sea Lion offshore oil project in the North Malvinas Basin, calling it a challenge to its sovereignty claim and warning it will use diplomatic tools—while the dispute also raises alarms for a sensitive South Atlantic marine ecosystem. Local environment push: The Falkland Islands Environment Department and partners marked World Environment Day (June 5) and World Ocean Day (June 8) with a community event at the FIDF Hall, urging people to learn about local conservation and why ocean health matters for fishing and tourism. Island aviation progress: Britten-Norman says its reshored Islander aircraft production at Bembridge is 75% complete, with final assembly due soon and deliveries to the Falkland Islands Government Air Service later this year. Remote health response: HMS Medway returned after a 5,000-mile round trip to Tristan da Cunha to help manage a suspected hantavirus case, battling severe South Atlantic winter conditions to deliver aid and bring personnel home. Fishing pressure warning: A report says foreign fleets operating near Argentina’s EEZ can take up to four times the catch of Argentina’s own industry, with rapid growth in recent years—highlighting pressure on shared marine life.