Britain – Mauritius Times

World Affairs

Andy Burnham and Britain’s Next Test: Will Chagos Finally Reach Its Conclusion?

Vijay Makhan | July 6, 2026

Politics

When Downing Street Becomes an Ejector Seat

Vijay Makhan | June 29, 2026

Politics

World Affairs

The Pothole and the Runway

Shyam Bhatia | June 29, 2026

The pothole isn’t the story; it’s a symptom of two nations moving in opposite directions

World Affairs

From Amritsar to Chagos: Why the colonial past still shapes the present

Shyam Bhatia | June 15, 2026

History becomes history when both sides agree it is over. More than a century after Amritsar and decades after the separation of Chagos, that moment remains elusive

World Affairs

Chagos: Britain Must Act on the Law

Vijay Makhan | April 6, 2026

A signed agreement, a fractured process, and the rising cost of political hesitation

World Affairs

Is the US sending mixed signals — or is the Western Alliance divided against itself?

Anil Madan | February 22, 2026

Breakfast with Bwana

History

Who Speaks for Former Colonies in Britain — and Why?

Shyam Bhatia | December 29, 2025

London Letter

Interviews

“The British government does not agree with the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination report…

Mauritius Times | December 14, 2025

… CERD does not speak on behalf of the UN, or of UN Member states’

A Worldwide Anti-Immigrant Wave

Anil Madan | December 5, 2025

Asylum seekers can strain the state and spark citizen friction, with fears of cultural loss and resource diversion sometimes leading to protests or riots