In the southernmost reaches of Argentine jurisdiction, a court has ordered a halt to British and Israeli oil drilling near the Falkland Islands — a ruling that carries no enforcement power over British-administered waters, yet speaks volumes about the enduring weight of unresolved sovereignty. Forty-four years after a ten-week war that claimed nearly a thousand lives, Argentina continues to contest the islands through legal and diplomatic channels, now emboldened by shifting winds in Washington. The order, sought by veterans of that 1982 conflict and environmental lawyers, is less a practical