Tag: Security

Why small states must rethink security, cooperation and autonomy in a changing world order

Breaking the ‘shackles of the past’ is not destruction but creation: a Mauritius where a young entrepreneur in Rose-Hill has the same chance as a Moka scion, and

Wealth, mobility, and neutrality once cast Dubai as a safe harbour amidst regional storms. That illusion shattered in early March

Editorial

In a fragile order, erratic power does not project strength. It transmits uncertainty. And uncertainty, in an increasingly militarised Indian Ocean, is a risk multiplier

Breakfast with Bwana

… it is about listening to the real concerns and aspirations of people on the ground”

By Dr Rajagopal Soondron

Qs & As

Trump’s America has made explicit what was long implicit: power precedes principle

Editorial

London Letter

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

Titbits

Uk-Mauritius Treaty