When the military junta that ruled Argentina during its “dirty war” in the 1970s was close to collapse, the generals not only seized on the Falklands as a self-preserving device but invaded ...

Argentina had long claimed the islands, which lie three hundred miles off its coast, and although it was defeated in the war, it claims them still. It maintains that the Falklands are an illegal ...

As TIME reported: Meanwhile, preparations for an all-out war over the Falklands continued. To the skirl of bagpipes, some 3,500 Scottish, Welsh and Gurkha troops last week boarded the hastily ...

The embarrassing blunder comes just days before the 43rd anniversary of Britain's victory in the Falklands war, which falls ...

This story appears in the February 2018 issue of National Geographic magazine. On the rocky shores ... I am, after all, in the Falklands. War is a common theme. About 250 miles off the coast ...

Most beaches in the Falklands are on private land. But Yorke Bay is publicly owned - and opening it up could revive its pre-war status as one of Stanley's most popular getaways. There are already ...

British Airways has come under fire for displaying the Argentinian name for the Falkland Islands' capital on its in-flight ...

The end of the Falklands War will be commemorated during a seafront ceremony. People in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, have been ...

there was some confusion since during the Falklands war the only vessel to be torpedoed, and by the British, was the cruiser General Belgrano This moved No. 10 office to later clarify the claim ...

I am sailing, stormy waters, to be near you, to be free. Sailing is associated with the jingoism of the Falklands War, says Andrew Male, deputy editor of music magazine MOJO, because it was used to ...

THREATS of a new Falklands war shouldn't be ignored - but the UK is better prepared than ever, a former Royal Navy chief has said. Lord Admiral West, 75, believes there is no concern of an ...