The Falkland Islands, a British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic, huddle windswept with Stanley as its capital, a sheep-dotted speck claimed by Argentina as Las Malvinas. Known for wool, penguins, and the 1982 war, its economy leans on fishing, tourism, and UK support amid icy seas. Its rugged hills and kelp forests whisper solitude. The Falklands’ stark beauty endures.