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Seven Taiwanese Crew Safe After Jumping Ship in Falklands
At approximately 0400hrs on Sunday, 12 February 2012 seven Vietnamese crewmen off the Taiwanese Jigger, Sing Jung Yu No 8, anchored in Stanley harbour were reported missing to Authorities in the Falkland Islands.
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Prince William wants to put military service before royal duty
London, Feb 12 : Prince William has hinted that he will extend his RAF service beyond next year, as he plans to put military service over royal duties.
10 hrs ago | Scotsman.com
Thirty years on, soldier looks back at the Falklands War
AT 5am on Friday, 2 April, 1982 - the day we expected to go on Easter leave - I was at home in bed when the phone rang.
Chris Parry: 'How I fired the first shots of the Falklands War and crippled an Argentine submarine'
This diary was written during the Falklands Crisis on assorted scraps of paper and in an old Government-issue exercise book.
The presence of Prince William on RAF duty on the Falkland Islands has escalated tensions between the UK and Argentina in recent weeks.
'Nuclear' accusations dismissed
Argentina said it had intelligence that a Vanguard submarine had been sent to the area, and demanded to know whether it was carrying warheads.
UN panel requests Argentina, UK to resume talks on Falkland Islands
Seeking to end what it called the "special and particular colonial situation" in the question of the Falkland Islands , the United Nations special panel dealing with decolonization requested the Governments of Argentina and the United Kingdom to resume negotiations to find a peaceful solution to the long-standing sovereignty dispute.
AND of course I was paid for services delivered. - Trade and Industry Minister Hage Geingob vowed this week that he paid tax on every cent he earned in 2006-07 as a consultant to UraMin, previous owners of the Trekkopje uranium deposit.
Falklands Islands Penguin News calls Argentine president Cristina...
OVER in the Falkland Islands the Penguin News has called Argentine president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner a "bitch" on its website.
Argentina to state Falklands case
Argentina's foreign minister is due to arrive at the United Nations to officially protest about Britain's "militarisation" of the seas around the disputed Falkland Islands.
Prince Harry set for Afghanistan return
Prince Harry could return to Afghanistan, the ministry of defence said yesterday, after he qualified as an Apache attack helicopter pilot with a special award for his gunnery skills.
Caribbean Divided on Malvinas/Falkland Blockade
ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada, Feb 9, 2012 - Thirty years after England and Argentina went to war over ownership of the Malvinas/Falkland Islands, tensions have again been rising.
4. Invasion of the Falklands came as a total surprise
The invasion of the Falkland Islands had a very shocking effect on all those who were serving in the armed forces at the time.
Kirchner threat gets short thrift from UK Britain has dismissed Argentina's threat to complain to the United Nations over the disputed Falkland Islands, saying it will not negotiate and that the UN charter backs its position.
Prince Who? Kate Middleton Stuns on Her Own at First Solo Royal Appearance
With her husband away doing search-and-rescue training in the Falkland Islands, Duchess Catherine was obliged to go solo to a private viewing of a new exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery in London - her first public appearance as a representative of the royal family made without Will by her side.
Falklands 'Economic War' Amid Defence Dilemma
A rising security dilemma in the South Atlantic sees Argentine politics pitted against the British military as Falkland Islanders feel the effect economically.
Tensions Bubbling Again Over Falkland Islands
It's been 30 years since Britain and Argentina went to war over the Falkland Islands.
Falkland Islands: United States Should Back Great Britain
In a blatant show of disdain for the Anglo-American Special Relationship, the Obama Administration has weighed in on the mounting tensions between Great Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands.
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Kirchner Asks Cameron to 'Give Peace a Chance'
Falklands : KIRCHNER ASKS CAMERON TO 'GIVE PEACE A CHANCE' Submitted by Falkland Islands News Network 08.02.2012 Speculation that Argentina would pressurise Chile to cut off the LAN flight did not come to fruition when the Argentine President, Christina Fernandez made an announcement from the Casa Rosada on Tuesday night.
Source: www.abc.net.au --- Tuesday, February 07, 2012Argentina's president has accused Britain of "militarising the South Atlantic" and vowed to complain to the United Nations as tension rises ahead of the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War.
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