Liberation Day plans: The Falkland Islands will mark the 44th anniversary of Liberation Day on Sunday, 14 June, with a thanksgiving service at Christ Church Cathedral from 9.45am, followed by a 11am parade and wreath-laying at the Liberation Monument in Stanley, plus road-closure notices for Barrack Street. Overseas Territories & Pride: The Legislative Assembly marked British Overseas Territories Day on 1 June at Victory Green, highlighting self-governance and the Falklands’ 2013 referendum, and the start of Pride Month with the LGBTI Pride flag flying later in the day. Sea Lion boost: Navitas Petroleum is considering a second FPSO for the offshore Sea Lion project in the North Falkland Basin, with upgrades to the Aoka Mizu and a potential added throughput target, while dock and shore-base work continues in the Falklands. Cruise interest for 2028: Princess Cruises has opened its biggest Europe programme for 2028, including a 53-night Pole to Pole itinerary from Buenos Aires to Southampton that features calls in the Falkland Islands. Wildlife update: A new scientific survey reports the Magellanic penguin population is broadly stable along the Argentine coast, with data including the Falkland Islands. Remote jobs: The world’s most remote post office near Antarctica (South Georgia) is hiring two staff for a six-month contract from September 2026 to April 2027, with access only by sea and seasonal tourist arrivals by cruise ship.