News about Falkland Islands, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
He held senior posts under Conservative prime ministers from Churchill to Thatcher, and led NATO in the last years of the Cold War.
Argentina has identified the remains of 90 service members killed in the 1982 war, enabling relatives to visit the labeled graves for the first time.
From the archives of the International Herald Tribune: In June 1916, Sir Ernest Shackleton reports the loss of his ship, the Endurance.
The profiles of the channel and its star talk show host rose together, making it unlikely that he will be punished because of the Falklands controversy.
The Fox News host Bill O'Reilly aggressively defended his Falklands coverage earlier in his career after reports surfaced that he had embellished stories about his war reporting.
Conquest doesn't pay, but political leaders don't seem to care.
Documents released by the British government said that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was angered by a lack of warning from President Ronald Reagan.
More than 30 years after the Argentines invaded the islands and British forces retook them, the emotions of the dispute appear to be reinvigorated.
Key speeches, letters and interviews from the life and career of the first woman to become prime minister of Britain.
All but three voters in the Falkland Islands cast ballots in favor of maintaining British rule, but Argentina, which claims the islands, dismissed the referendum as a meaningless stunt.
All but three voters in the south Atlantic archipelago, which Argentina claims, cast ballots in favor of remaining an overseas territory of Britain.
Scientists believe the islands' lone land mammal, now long extinct, got there about 18,000 to 25,000 years ago across a shallow strait that would periodically freeze.
The Falkland Islands are likely to maintain ties to Britain in a vote that has provoked an aggressive stand by Argentina, which also claims the territory.
Thirty years after Britain and Argentina fought over the Falkland Islands, the same questions of sovereignty that led to that conflict are being voiced again.
Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan agreed on many issues, but newly published documents show how the two strong allies butted heads over Britain's 1982 Falklands war with Argentina.
The bonds of Sino-Japanese culture must be used to calm the outbursts that inflame territorial disputes.