UK-Mauritius Chagos sovereignty deal stalls amid fears of further delays
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The elderly of the Chagos Archipelago fear that they will never see their land again because of the deadlock in an agreement between Britain and Mauritius, in the face of American opposition and disagreements over Diego Garcia's military base and the historical displacement of the population.
Britain and Mauritius are still at odds over the Chagos Archipelago
Britain and Mauritius have resumed discussions on an agreement to transfer sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago. However, the impasse remains unresolved.The treaty, signed in May 2025, provides for Mauritius's sovereignty over the...
Britain and Mauritius resumed negotiations on an agreement on the transfer of sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago, but there is no way out of the impasse. The Treaty signed in May 2025 provides for the sovereignty of Mauritius over the entire Archipelago.
UK-Mauritius Chagos sovereignty agreement stalls amid concerns over delays
Negotiations over the UK-Mauritius treaty concerning the Chagos archipelago remain stalled, raising concerns among elderly Chagossians about their ability to return to their homeland. While the 2025 agreement allows for resettlement on islands other than Diego Garcia, US opposition has delayed its implementation.
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