What’s next for the Falklands and other British overseas territories after Chagos deal?
Other large British Overseas Territories include the Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Gibraltar, the British Virgin Islands and Anguilla. Although debate about decolonisation and sovereignty continues, most of these nations do not look set to change hands anytime soon.
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‘Grasping at straws!’ Falklands chief slaps down Argentina’s renewed territory claim after Chagos surrenderRoger Spink, chairman of the Falkland Islands legislative assembly, has dismissed Argentina's renewed hopes of reclaiming the ...
The UK Government has confirmed today (Thursday 3 October) that it has reached a political agreement on the exercise of ...
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Argentina vows to regain ownership of the Falkland Islands after Britain inks deal to give away one of its overseas territoriesKeir Starmer has defended giving up UK control of the Chagos Islands, as the decision prompted Argentina to vow to gain “full ...
The British Government announced on Thursday it is giving up sovereignty of an archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
Governor Alison Blake's remarks come as Argentina vows "concrete action" to ensure the UK overseas territory is handed to ...
Argentina has vowed it will take "full sovereignty" over the Falkland Islands - after Sir Keir Starmer's Government decided ...
The Prime Minister insisted he has "secured" the Diego Garcia military base, which is used by the US to support operations in ...
As was expected the Argentine reaction to Britain's negotiations with the Republic of Mauritius for the return of the Chagos archipelago ... sovereignty of the Falkland Islands.
Concerns have been raised over the future of the Falkland Islands after the UK gave up control of a remote archipelago, ...
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