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UK-Mauritius Agreement on Chagos Islands Faces New Challenges

The UK government insists on proceeding with a sovereignty transfer of Chagos Islands to Mauritius despite new demands from the Mauritian leadership.

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The UK government plans to proceed with transferring sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius even after new Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam seeks better terms. The agreement, announced in October, allows the UK to maintain control of the Diego Garcia military base for 99 years. Despite accusations from the opposition of jeopardizing national security, UK officials assert the deal benefits both parties while also addressing concerns of Chagossian descendants. The situation reflects changing political circumstances in Mauritius following a governmental shift and growing international debate over the islands' sovereignty.

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