Tag: Chagos

We owe it to the people and the country to take back ownership of decisions to urgently set things right

We can hardly harbour expectations about our autonomous capacity to defend our outlying islands and territories, protect their environment, manage and tap their ocean resources. We rely on

My last trip to India was in December 2015, when I travelled with family to attend two marriages, thus completing half a century of going back and forth

The Mauritian government must pursue the matter to its logical conclusion by all the judicial means available internationally

After the flabbergasting American election results, the status quo which has presided over the world will change.

Interview : Sydney Selvon – Journaliste & Historien — Un rajeunissement du Premier ministre en la personne de Pravind Jugnauth bien que souhaitable dans la conjoncture, sera-t-il efficace

A turmoiled government cannot afford further ill-advised faux-pas that could jeopardise our long-term strategic interests.

Is the MSM cutting the ground from under SAJ’s feet? Without the support of a majority of L’Alliance Lepep’s MPs, the legitimately elected Prime Minister cannot govern. This

One may say that the struggle for power among major blocs has always been around. But we are increasingly coming across leaders in whose vocabulary the word ‘compromise’ is

The United Kingdom adopted the referendum as a political tool to assess the wish of its citizens as to its membership in the European Union on 24 June

* Chagos et recours à la Cour internationale de justice : ‘Tous les éléments sont réunis en notre faveur’

History was made on Thursday 23rd June when votes were cast in the UK on whether to stay in the EU or to leave it.

* ‘Tout nouveau dîner à River Walk ouvrirait une brèche dans une spirale, dans une surenchère, de trahisons’

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Chagos Solidarity Trust Fund: Open Letter