The Falkland Islands is a British territory that is self governed. The UK handles their defense and foreign affairs. There have been territorial disputes over the islands. Argentina's invasion of the Falklands in 1982 resulted in the Falklands War. The United Kingdom defeated Argentina and maintained possession of the Falklands.
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Stanley is the capital of the Falklands Islands, a territory of the UK. The name "Malvinas" is the Argentinian name for the islands, and Argentina still disputes the UK claim to the islands, which are east of Argentina.
It is not a country capital. Stanley is the capital of the Falkland Islands, a territory of the UK off the SE coast of Argentina. Argentina also claims these islands and calls them the Malvinas.
These islands are the Falkland Islands and they are controlled by the United Kingdom. However, Argentina disputes this territory with the UK and believes they are the true owners of the islands.
Depending on your point of view, it's either the Falkland Islands or Las Islas Malvinas.
The Falkland Islands are a British Overseas Territory, despite being located off the coast of South America. Argentina also claims sovereignty over the islands, which led to a brief war between Argentina and the UK in 1982.
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The United Kingdom controls the Falkland Islands, which was declared a British territory in 1830. The islands are also claimed by Argentina, which briefly seized the islands in 1982 until expelled by the UK in the Falklands War.United Kingdom
You're probably thinking about the Falkland Islands but they're not ruled by the UK as such. The Falkland Islands are a 'British Overseas Territory' which means that they are self-governing but the UK is responsible for their defence and international affairs.
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