U.K. Fires Back On Falklands Sovereignty -- Wall Street Journal
LONDON—The Falkland Islands are British because they choose to be and there will be no negotiations with Argentina over their sovereignty unless the islanders wish it, the U.K. government said Wednesday in the latest salvo in a simmering diplomatic spat over the disputed archipelago in the South Atlantic.
The statement comes in response to Argentine President Cristina Kirchner's comment Tuesday that she will present a formal complaint in the United Nations over what she called the U.K.'s "militarization" of the situation in the disputed islands.
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More News On The British - Argentina Dispute Over The Falklands
Britain Rules Out Talks With Argentina Over Falklands -- New York Times
Britain says UN backs Falklands position, refuses to negotiate -- The Australian/AFP
Britain defends military presence near Falklands after Argentina threats -- The Telegraph
Falkland Islands: Britain denies militarization as Argentina claims ownership -- Montreal Gazette/Canada.com
Downing Street denies UK is 'militarising' Falklands -- BBC
Argentina will take Falklands claim to the UN, says president -- The Guardian
Argentina condemns British "militarization" of Falklands -- Reuters
Argentina takes Falklands spat with U.K. to U.N. -- CBS/AP
Argentina says it will take Falklands question to the UN -- Christian Science Monitor
Argentina Will Complain To U.N. About Britain's 'Militarization' Of Falklands -- NPR
Argentine media on Falklands row -- BBC
Castro mocks UK Falklands claim as Argentina accuses Britain of 'militarisation' -- The Telegraph
Argentina's UN threat: how Falklands diplomatic row has unfolded -- The Telegraph
Falklands: more international support for Argentina after 'militarization' claim? -- Sara Miller Llana, Christian Science Monitor
Argentina has no more claim to the Falklands than Canada does to Alaska -- George Grant, The Telegraph
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