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Donald Trump’s fuelling of Falklands tensions is a dangerous ploy

EARLY in 1983, roughly eight months after the war ended, the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges made a now-famous – some say infamous –…

The National (Scotland)

View: Malvinas, the strength of a just cause

"2 April and 10 June mark defining moments in our national memory. However, the responsibility to safeguard our sovereign rights transcends any anniversary. Malvinas is a cause that demands our commitment every day. And it is that conviction which inspires every step of our foreign policy."

The Economic Times

FIFA opens disciplinary cases against Argentina for World Cup final scuffle and 'Malvinas' banner

Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes faces three charges of assault in the post-game clashes after Spain’s 1-0 win on July 19, defender Nahuel Molina faces two charges and coach Roberto Ayala one.

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FIFA hits Argentina with World Cup charges for scuffle and 'Malvinas' banner

FIFA has charged two Argentina players for striking opponents after the World Cup final. The soccer federation faces charges for a political banner displayed after beating England. Charges also include discriminatory fan behavior and an alleged assault by an assistant coach. Several Argentina players and one Spain player face unsporting…

The Economic Times

White House backs Argentina in Falklands banner row at World Cup

Several Argentina players waved a banner which read ‘The Malvinas are Argentine’ after their victory over England in the World Cup semi-final

Evening Standard

Argentina midfielder defends Malvinas banner after World Cup win: ‘A sad part of our history’

Argentina’s Leandro Paredes said his side had been spurred on by the territorial dispute and that the game was ‘not just a football match’

The Independent UK

What does 'Las Malvinas Son Argentinas' mean? All about the Falkland row that followed Messi's Argentina into the World Cup final

Las Malvinas Argentina Meaning: Argentina's football players displayed a banner referencing the Falkland Islands after their World Cup win. This action reignited a long-standing territorial dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom. The Falkland Islands are currently administered by the United Kingdom as a self-governing territory.

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‘Malvinas are Argentinian’: Victors celebrate with Falklands banner after England World Cup exit

Argentinian players held a banner referencing the Falkland Islands on the pitch after knocking England out of the World Cup in the semi-final on Wednesday (15 July).

The Independent UK

Argentina players celebrate beating England with ‘Falklands are Argentinian’ banner

The banner held by some of Argentina’s players read ‘The Malvinas are Argentine’ in Spanish

The Independent UK

Why Argentina’s Falklands chant matters ahead of England match

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The Independent UK

Why are Argentina fans singing about England and the Falklands at the World Cup?

There is a unique historical tension surrounding England vs Argentina which will ensure their World Cup semi-final is a fiery affair

The Independent UK

Argentina Falklands chant: What does it mean and why do they sing it?

Song from fans and players has caused controversy before England showdown in World Cup semi-finals

Evening Standard

Argentina vice president hits out at 'pirate usurpers' ahead of England clash

Argentina's vice president has hit out at 'pirate usurpers' ahead of her country's clash with England at Wednesday's World…

The National (Scotland)

Love and hate collide: England v Argentina is not simply a grudge match

Look beyond the flashpoints and flare-ups and perhaps this is the greatest and most romantic of footballing rivalries

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The Economic Times

Argentina vs England: The FIFA World Cup semi-final is not just a fight on football field

Argentina and England's FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final renews a fierce rivalry on the field, while decades-long territorial disputes over the Falkland Islands gain fresh fervor off the field. Argentina's foreign minister reiterated claims to the islands known as Islas Malvinas. This resurgence occurs as hopes for improved UK-Argentina ties…

The Guardian - UK

‘Diego, give us a hand’: Argentina v England revives historic tensions

Decades after the Falklands war and Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ goal, the fixture is once again being discussed as far more than a game

The Guardian - UK

War, antics and vitriol – the England v Argentina rivalry is real but now it is only about football

Mexico 1986, France 1998, Japan 2002 … this is a match that transcends, with Argentina’s head coach Lionel Scaloni calling for the focus to be on football, not the Falklands

The Independent UK

Sunak criticises EU’s ‘regrettable choice of words’ over Falklands

The EU referred to the Falklands as ‘Islas Malvinas’, the name used by Argentina, which has long claimed sovereignty over the islands.

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The Independent UK

Sunak accuses EU of ‘regrettable’ choice of words in Falklands row - as bloc clarifies position

Argentina hailed the declaration signed on Tuesday a ‘triumph of diplomacy’

Al Jazeera

How Muchachos became Argentina’s unofficial World Cup 2022 anthem

Lyrics make reference to Maradona, Messi, World Cup heartbreaks, Copa American triumph, and hopes of a third World Cup.

Irish Mirror

Argentina players yell "f***ing English" during World Cup dressing room celebrations after Croatia win

Lionel Scaloni’s side picked up a comfortable 3-0 win over Croatia on Tuesday to book their place in Sunday’s final in Qatar

Daily Mirror

Argentina squad yell "f***ing English" insult during World Cup dressing room celebrations

Argentina beat Croatia 3-0 on Tuesday night to qualify for the final of the World Cup and their celebrations involved singing a controversial and offensive song in the dressing room

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