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Ten years on, Brexit’s economic impact is becoming clearer
BRISTOL, September 15 — Ten years after the UK voted to leave the European Union, the economic verdict…
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Milei Demands Hong Kong-Style Falklands Handover From UK
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LONDON, July 21 — Against this backdrop of mounting tension in the maritime domain, the UK government is…
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LONDON, July 21 — The shift is in the distance, barely visible but unmistakable: a Russian warship firing…
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Russia’s military exercises near UK governed by UNCLOS
LONDON, July 21 — The North Sea, that grey and restless expanse which has for centuries served as…
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Greater Manchester: England’s Second Most Populous Urban Area and
MANCHESTER, July 21 — The shift is unmistakable: Greater Manchester, once the engine room of the Industrial Revolution’s…
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Falkland Islands Today: Population, Economy, and Military Presence
STANLEY, July 16 — Against this backdrop of the South Atlantic, the Falkland Islands present a study in…
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Argentina’s Falklands Stance Shapes Regional Diplomacy
BUENOS AIRES, July 16 — The figure that matters for investors and policymakers tracking Argentina’s political landscape: former…
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Argentina’s 1982 Falklands Invasion Sparks UK Military Response
LONDON, July 16 — Against this backdrop of shifting geopolitical alliances and renewed debates over sovereignty, the legacy…
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Falklands at UN and ICJ: Self-Determination vs International Law
UNITED NATIONS, July 16 — The figure that matters in the Falkland Islands dispute is zero: the number…
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Falkland Islands’ 2013 sovereignty vote still shapes UK-Argentina ties
STANLEY, Falkland Islands — On March 10-11, 2013, the people of the Falkland Islands held a sovereignty referendum.…
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Argentina keeps Falklands sovereignty dispute alive with decade-long pressure
BUENOS AIRES, July 16 — Argentina has maintained its sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands through a sustained…
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Falklands sovereignty dispute reignites after Argentina’s World Cup claim
LONDON, July 16 — A dispute that has simmered for nearly two centuries returned to public view during…
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Falklands War of 1982: Key Dates, Casualties, and Military Outcome
BUENOS AIRES, July 16 — Against this backdrop of shifting global alliances and unresolved territorial disputes, the Falklands…
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Ukraine’s 1994 Nuclear Disarmament Deal Fails to Ensure Security
KYIV, July 15 — Against this backdrop of grinding war and diplomatic stalemate, the Budapest Memorandum on Security…
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Ukraine’s Ex-Commander-in-Chief Now Shapes War Efforts as UK Ambassador
LONDON, July 13 — The shift in Ukraine’s military leadership is now fully visible from London, where Valerii…
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Report in London Labels Taxation ‘Most Destructive Instrument Ever Invented’
Taxes have always been a sore point. But a new analysis released today in London goes further than…
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Can Andy Burnham unite a broken Britain?
LONDON, July 5 — The black door of 10 Downing Street, once a symbol of stable governance, has…
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Andy Burnham emerges as potential unifier for struggling UK voters
Five prime ministers in five years. The black door of 10 Downing Street spins like a turnstile. A…
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World War I ignited a century of global conflict and change
KARACHI, July 3 — War cinema has long drawn its most powerful stories from the battlefields of World…
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LONDON, June 28 — A few hours after the results of Britain’s 2024 general election were finalised, dozens…
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Labour Staffers’ 2024 Optimism Replaced by ‘Cultural Phenomenon’ of Hating Starmer
LONDON — The Red Lion pub in Whitehall was full of Labour staffers on July 5, 2024. They…
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The Red Lion pub at Whitehall was packed with Labour staffers on July 5, 2024. They had pints.…
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UK Prime Minister Faces Growing Hatred as ‘Cultural Phenomenon’ Two Years On
LONDON — The pints were raised at The Red Lion on Whitehall in July 2024. Labour staffers toasted…
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