For more than four decades, a fragile peace has held over a remote stretch of the South Atlantic, sustained less by resolution than by exhaustion and tacit acceptance. This week, that equilibrium trembled — not because the underlying dispute had changed, but because Donald Trump, feeling slighted by Britain's refusal to join his war against Iran, signaled a willingness to abandon America's longstanding neutrality on the Falkland Islands, handing Argentina's President Milei both a geopolitical gift and a domestic distraction. What began as a personal grievance in Washington now threatens to reo