At the United Nations General Assembly, Argentine President Javier Milei declared that his country would no longer defer to international institutions on the question of the Falkland Islands, a territorial wound that has defined Argentine national identity since the 1982 war. His speech was both a philosophical rejection of multilateralism and a practical announcement: Argentina has already sanctioned over 60 entities tied to British-approved oil exploration in the disputed waters. The dispute now unfolds against a backdrop of shifting American neutrality under Trump, reminding the world that