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Discussions on the UK's future outside the EU have been marked by hyberbole and inaccuracy

Reports of a “coup” in Bolivia, and clashes on the streets of La Paz, mean the Foreign Office (FCO) is now advising against all but essential travel to the country. After protests in the majority of South American countries during recent weeks, it is looking increasingly like a continent in chaos.

They have long existed in a state of semi-exile as one of the most hard-to-reach outposts on the planet -far-flung fragments cast adrift in the choppy waters of the South Atlantic. But as of next month, the Falkland Islands will be a little easier to visit, thanks to the launch of a new flight to the archipelago's Mount Pleasant airport from Sao Paulo.

The peso collapsed to new record lows on Monday and shops are already receiving bigger bills for imported products, such as oils and flour.

A fresh emerging markets currency crisis is brewing around the world as a string of battered economies grapple with debt and inflation woes, experts are warning.

With the date for the European Elections coming closer, we take a look at when the vote is, why we are still expected to take part and what it means for British MEPs. Here's everything you need to know ahead of polling day in May.

The Chinese-proposed initiative has been achieving remarkable results in international infrastructure, industrial and economic development since its inception by President Xi Jinping less than six years

Stock markets are not screamingly cheap but some offer good value

Argentina's former president Cristina Kirchner, who has been accused of receiving tens of millions of dollars in bribes during her term in office, will go on trial for corruption, a federal court confirmed on Thursday.