A territorial dispute long frozen in diplomatic amber is thawing again, as Argentina's President Milei bets that ideological kinship with Donald Trump may accomplish what military force could not in 1982. Trump's suggestion that America might 'reevaluate' its long-held neutrality on the Falkland Islands has injected new uncertainty into a question the world had largely considered settled — who speaks for a remote archipelago, and who gets to decide. At stake is not merely sovereignty over windswept islands in the South Atlantic, but the durability of the Anglo-American alliance and the shape o