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Chile’s defence minister Fernando Barros said Chile supports Argentina’s Falklands claim, but that a “friendly country” has exercised sovereignty there for 200 years. The post Chile’s Defence Minister Says Britain Has Held the Falklands for 200 Years appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Panama’s Chamber of Commerce says an Assembly committee rewrote the electoral code in a late-night session and wants the second debate held “in the light of day, without haste”.
Bangkok has been declared a disaster zone after devastating floods swept through Thailand's capital.
Bangkok has been declared a disaster zone after devastating floods swept through Thailand's capital.
PetroTal, which pumps almost a third of Peru’s oil, began drilling its first new well since January 2025 on 21 September, aiming to climb back towards 20,000 barrels a day.
President Irfaan Ali says Guyana is crafting a “flexible, dynamic, modern” migration policy. His three-million figure refers to people passing through, not new residents.
Britain’s Foreign Office revised its Cuba travel advice on 25 September, keeping its warning against all but essential travel.
