Stories for 2018

Monday, September 17th 2018 - 08:30 UTC
Welsh voters now want to remain in the EU; 44% want a say in outcome of Brexit talks

Some 44% of Welsh voters want a say on the outcome of the talks, polling for the People's Vote campaign found. Welsh voters backed quitting the European Union by 53% to 47%, but now 51% would vote to remain compared to 49%, the YouGov study for the group found. The usual margin of error for polling is three per cent.
Monday, September 17th 2018 - 08:16 UTC
A no-deal exit from the EU would deliver a “hammer blow” to the British economy says head of CBI

A no-deal exit from the European Union would deliver a “hammer blow” to the British economy, the head of the CBI has warned. The business body’s director general Carolyn Fairbairn said the country should get behind Prime Minister Theresa May’s Chequers proposals as a blueprint for a Brexit deal.
Monday, September 17th 2018 - 08:12 UTC
International support for Argentina's general strike against IMF austerity measures

The International Trade Union Conference, ITUC’s affiliates in Argentina, CGT, CTA-A and CTA-T have announced a general strike for 24-25 September in opposition to expected sweeping austerity measures being developed by the government and the International Monetary Fund.
Monday, September 17th 2018 - 08:07 UTC
UK and Chile agree to mutual cooperation in cyber defense

The 16th Defense Staff Talks between United Kingdom and Chile took place on 13-14 September 2018 in Santiago at the Ministry of Defense. The Talks were led by the Undersecretary of Defense, Cristian de la Maza Riquelme, representing Chile and the Minister for the Armed Forces, Mark Lancaster, representing the United Kingdom.
Monday, September 17th 2018 - 08:07 UTC
Falklands at UK key party conferences, six months ahead of Brexit

Falkland Islands Members of the Legislative Assembly Mark Pollard and Stacy Bragger are travelling to the UK to attend Labor and Conservative Party Conferences. This is a special year for British politics given the ongoing Brexit debate, and countdown to UK leaving the European Union on 29 March 2019.
Monday, September 17th 2018 - 07:39 UTC
UK multiuse satellite launched from India, will monitor suspicious shipping activity

The first all-British radar satellite has launched to orbit on an Indian rocket from Satish Dhawan spaceport. Called NovaSAR, it has the ability to take pictures of the surface of the Earth in every kind of weather, day or night. The spacecraft will assume a number of roles but its designers specifically want to see if it can help monitor suspicious shipping activity.
Sunday, September 16th 2018 - 18:09 UTC
Would you discover these 7 wonders of the Falklands?

What do you imagine when you hear about isolated islands in the middle of the Ocean? That’s right, the Falkland Islands are full of unique landscapes, species and many other wonderful revelations. Especially if you love nature, wild life and adventure!
Saturday, September 15th 2018 - 08:50 UTC
Bolsonaro and Lula's candidate most probably will be in the October 28 runoff

Brazil’s far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro, in intensive care after being stabbed at a campaign rally, kept his first-round lead in an election opinion poll on Friday, but a leftist rival from the Workers Party (PT) made solid gains.
Saturday, September 15th 2018 - 08:46 UTC
Brazilian markets and currency ended the week higher

Brazilian markets ticked higher on Friday, bolstered by a new presidential election poll, sending the benchmark Bovespa index up more than 1% as the country's currency, the real, gained about 0.78%.
Saturday, September 15th 2018 - 08:42 UTC
Trump ready to move with a next round of tariffs on Chinese goods

United States President Donald Trump has instructed staff to move forward with the next round of tariffs on Chinese goods, US media have reported. The tariffs are expected to apply to about US$ 200bn worth of imports from China, including electronic parts and consumer goods such as handbags.