BUENOS AIRES, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Argentina's government said on Monday it will file criminal charges against energy company Navitas Petroleum and its executives for operating in the Falkland Islands.

Argentina said Tuesday it had filed a criminal complaint against the Israeli firm Navitas for drilling for oil off the ...

Argentina is to file criminal charges against several companies linked to Israeli oil firm Navitas for operating without ...

According to the statement, Argentina ‘will not tolerate violations of its sovereignty’ over the islands and corresponding ...

The move comes days after President Javier Milei stepped up Argentina's claims of sovereignty over the Falklands.

Argentina is set to file criminal charges against an Israeli energy company leading the Falkland Islands’ first commercial ...

Argentina has filed a criminal complaint against Navitas Petroleum and its executives over oil exploration off the Falkland ...

Argentina isn't voting this October. Fresh 2027 polling still shows Milei's party ahead, but the margin swings 10+ points by ...

The U.S., Israel, and Argentina are speaking a strange and silly language about the Falklands to punish Britain.

Javier ⁠Milei has vowed to sanction oil companies drilling in the British overseas territory amid speculation Donald Trump is reviewing UK’s sovereignty ​claims ...

The move follows remarks on Friday by Argentine President Javier Milei, who vowed to sanction oil companies drilling in the ...

Argentina said it will file a criminal complaint against an Israeli oil company involved in developing an oilfield off the ...