Stories for 2025

Monday, February 24th 2025 - 09:22 UTC
China sells corn seeds to Argentina

Citing sources in the eastern city of Qingdao, China's news service Xinhua reported Monday that 20 kilograms of corn seeds were shipped to Argentina in late January after being quarantined by the Asian country's customs. These seeds are known as the “chips of agriculture,” it was also explained as Chinese authorities deemed this export as a milestone.
Monday, February 24th 2025 - 08:29 UTC
Falklands: two Indian Navy women officers reach Stanley after successfully navigating Cape Horn

Completing their longest and most challenging leg, the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel, INSV, Tarini arrived safely in Stanley, Falkland Islands after travelling 10,400km from New Zealand.
Monday, February 24th 2025 - 08:25 UTC
Falklands: Mount Pleasant Airport runway repairs completed ahead of schedule

A £20 million project to resurface part of the airfield at Falklands Islands Mount Pleasant Complex has been completed ahead of schedule. Mount Pleasant Complex is the RAF’s airfield in the Falkland Islands and is an important overseas base for the Ministry of Defense (MOD) which is run by UK Strategic Command. It is a vital air link between the Falkland Islands and the UK
Monday, February 24th 2025 - 07:56 UTC
Falklands U15 girls and boys teams dispute Friendship Cup in Punta Arenas

Punta Arenas city, southern Chile media is giving a great display to the international juvenile football competition that started on Sunday and has one of its main attractions the Falkland Islands Youth Football teams, both girls and boys.
Monday, February 24th 2025 - 04:27 UTC
Who are the women in the Falklands who inspire you?

Ahead of International Women’s Day, the Legislative Assembly wants to celebrate the Inspirational Women of the Falklands, and we need your help!
Monday, February 24th 2025 - 03:20 UTC
Falklands: Standard Chartered Bank Stanley Marathon entry registry ends Friday

This week, February 28th, is the closing date to register for the Falkland Islands, Stanley Marathon, sponsored by the Standard Chartered Bank to take place next 9 March 2025.
Monday, February 24th 2025 - 02:57 UTC
Attack on a penguin at Falklands, Volunteer Point receives international photography prize

United States Princeton University Press, PUP, is delighted to be the publisher of Bird Photographer of the Year annual collections, and to present this showcase of the winning photographs from the 2024 competition.
Monday, February 24th 2025 - 00:30 UTC
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Monday, February 24th 2025 - 00:30 UTC
Radical Sustainability: Practices Students Should Adopt to Make the Most Difference

In an era marked by climate crises, biodiversity loss, and environmental degradation, sustainability has become more than just a buzzword—it is an imperative. However, the current pace of sustainable efforts often falls short of the urgency required to address these challenges. For students who represent the next generation of changemakers, adopting radical sustainability practices can be a powerful way to influence and inspire systemic transformation. Radical sustainability goes beyond the typical “reduce, reuse, recycle” mantra; it demands a fundamental shift in lifestyle, consumer habits, and advocacy efforts. By integrating revolutionary eco-friendly actions into their daily lives, students can significantly reduce their environmental footprint and create lasting change in their communities and beyond.
Saturday, February 22nd 2025 - 19:17 UTC
Body of Shiri Bibas handed over at last

The pro-Palestine terrorist organization Hamas finally handed over the body of dual Israeli-Argentine national Shiri Bibas (née Silberman) who was killed early into the conflict stemming from the Oct. 7, 2023, raids from Gaza in which hundreds of Israelis were slaughtered and many others taken hostage. The L. Greenberg Institute of Forensic Medicine at Abu Kabir confirmed Saturday that the remains transferred to Israel on Friday night belong to Shiri Bibas, following extensive testing. The corpses of her two children had already been delivered alongside those of peace activist Oded Lifschitz and a woman originally believed to be Shiri but later determined to be someone else by forensics analysts.