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  • Iceland boss Richard Walker vows to set up shop on Falkland Islands

    Retail

    The boss of Iceland has waded into the fresh row over the Falkland Islands, vowing to open a supermarket in the British territory.  Lord Richard Walker, executive chairman of the retailer, wrote on LinkedIn: “We’ve been supporting the Great British high street for 50 years.  “As we continue our international expansion programme, we are committed [...]

    Welcome to the Falkland Islands sign with Stanley harbor and Christ Church Cathedral in background.
  • London-listed oil driller suffers sharp sell-off over Milei Falklands threats

    Energy

    Rockhopper, an London-listed oil exploration firm, is battling to slow an investor sell-off after Argentina’s president vowed to sanction any oil companies working near the Falkland Islands. In a national address, Javier Milei emphasised Argentina’s claim over the British territory and promised to sanction any oil companies working there as part of the “British occupation”. [...]

    Javier Milei speaking passionately at a podium, gesturing with his right hand, in a formal setting.
  • Argentina’s already beating England… on economic freedom

    Opinion

    Javier Milei’s free market reforms are turning the Argentinian economy around. The UK could learn a few lessons from this Margaret Thatcher fan, says Alys Denby When Britain took on Argentina in the Falklands war, we were fighting a brutal military dictatorship which tortured its citizens and invaded the sovereign territory of ours. Tonight, England [...]

    Javier Milei delivering a passionate speech at a political rally, gesturing emphatically with supporters in the background
  • Britain is far poorer than people think

    April 15, 2026

    Most Brits do not realise they are poorer than the average Americans, Swiss, Australians or Singaporeans. When asked to rank the UK among 50 US states on GDP per capita, on average people placed the UK 7th, richer than 43 states. The truth is far more miserable – we are last, says Callum Price There’s [...]

  • Time to take a Milei-style chainsaw to the nanny state

    February 6, 2026

    Ask any business what is the biggest barrier to growth and time and again they will tell you it’s regulation, says Jamila Robertson In a recent talk at the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS), the former Bank of England Governor, Lord King, reflected that the Bank of England staff had risen from 2,000 to 5,000 [...]

  • Kemi Badenoch welcomes Javier Milei on Falkland Islands ‘competition’

    November 13, 2025

    Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has said she found it “fascinating” that Argentinian president Javier Milei wanted to make his country so great that Falkland Islanders would want to change nationalities. In a 15-minute speech to Latin American investors and academics, Badenoch praised the anarcho-capitalist leader for his austerity programme in Argentina that has lowered inflation [...]

  • US-China tensions heat up as Trump threatens to block cooking oil imports

    October 15, 2025

    Donald Trump has threatened to cut off all imports of cooking oil from China, in another escalation of the war of words over trade between the world’s two largest economies.  Trump said in a post on his Truth Social platform that the latest trade tussle with China over soybeans represents “an Economically Hostile Act”.  He [...]

  • Britain’s Milei revolution starts here

    September 10, 2025

    Fighting for a Free Future is a new movement to shift the UK’s political debate towards liberty, low taxes, and smaller government in order to avert what they describe as an imminent fiscal crisis caused by state overreach and unsustainable spending, writes Steve Baker This week, I launch a new movement – Fighting for a [...]

  • Week in Business: Will Starmer Slash the State?

    March 13, 2025

    Javier Milei, Elon Musk, and now Keir Starmer? The PM says he wants to reform the state - just don't call it austerity.

  • Will Starmer’s chainsaw be Black & Decker or Fisher Price?

    March 13, 2025

    On Monday I used this column to ask who, if anyone, will have the courage to take a chainsaw to the British state. It’s an inelegant metaphor, but an effective one as Argentina’s Javier Milei and Elon Musk in the US revel in the process of hacking away at state infrastructure. Milei won his election [...]

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