Justice
Chagos Deal Frozen: What Happens Now?
| April 20, 2026
‘Mauritius can sue the UK for legal and financial losses if the Chagos Islands deal is indefinitely shelved or collapses’
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Tag: International Law
World Affairs
Spectators No Longer
| March 16, 2026
When small states stand alone, they fall alone — why coordination among the countries of the Indian Ocean has become a strategic necessity
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Justice
Who Controls Diego Garcia?
| March 8, 2026
Qs & As
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World Affairs
When Great Powers Gamble, Small Nations Pay the Price
| March 8, 2026
Opinion
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Editorials
International Law Confronts the Law of the Strongest
| March 2, 2026
Editorial
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Justice
Leadership, Law and Legacy: Why Britain Must Honour the Chagos Settlement
| March 1, 2026
Forum
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Latest News
Sovereignty over Chagos: A Litmus Test for the UK
| February 22, 2026
Opinion
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Politics
Chagos, International Law, and the Perils of Political Nostalgia
| February 16, 2026
Opinion
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World Affairs
Multilateralism Under Assault: From Erosion to Regression
| February 16, 2026
Opinion
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Politics
Trump, Nixon, and the Institutional Rupture of Truth
| February 1, 2026
When Lying Becomes a Method
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Interviews
“Powerful states bend rules when they believe the price is manageable”
| January 25, 2026
Trump and Chagos
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World Affairs
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
| January 25, 2026
By Anil Madan
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Politics
We are not witnessing the return of empire. We are witnessing the end of its politeness
| January 25, 2026
Trump’s America has made explicit what was long implicit: power precedes principle
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Editorials
Chagos, Trump, and the Test of a Changing World Order
| January 25, 2026
Editorial
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Opinion
Aviation and Other Threats to National Security
| January 20, 2026
Civil Aviation
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