AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFalklands-linked travel & tourism: Fred. Olsen says its 87-night “Amazon & Antarctica Adventure” for 2028 goes on sale today, with the Borealis departing Southampton on 5 Jan 2028 and including a call at the Falkland Islands as part of a route via South America and the Antarctic Peninsula. FIFA & Falklands politics collide: FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings into Argentina after the World Cup final brawl with Spain, appointing a disciplinary and ethics prosecutor; the probe also follows the earlier “Las Malvinas son Argentinas” banner row from the semi-final, keeping the Falklands dispute in the spotlight. South Atlantic fisheries governance: Argentina has joined the UN FAO Port State Measures Agreement, a move aimed at tightening controls against illegal fishing and reducing the market reach of illicit catches in the southwest Atlantic. Local Falklands cost-of-living angle: A piece looks at how much chocolate costs in the Falklands and where to buy it in Stanley without overspending. Maritime & defence costs: The reported cost of retiring the Falklands War ship RFA Argus has been revealed, with uncertainty over a replacement hospital vessel.
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