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UK signs deal to hand over Chagos Islands to Mauritius

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Displaced Chagos islanders fear they will never go home after a UK-Mauritius deal

“We are the natives. We belong there,” said Dugasse, who has reluctantly settled in Crawley, a town south of London.

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Chagos Islands: What is the UK-Mauritius deal on archipelago and what's India's stance on it? Explained

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What is the Chagos deal between UK and Mauritius?

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UK signs Chagos deal with Mauritius to seal future of US-UK air base

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UK signs agreement to hand sovereignty of the disputed Chagos Islands to Mauritius

UK to pay £101mn a year under deal to hand over Chagos Islands to Mauritius

Starmer claimed that Britain would have been liable to international legal challenge over its control of the Chagos had it not signed the treaty with Mauritius, putting the operation of the base in j...

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UK's deal to hand over Chagos Islands to Mauritius can go ahead, court rules

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United Kingdom abandons its colony of the Chagos Islands, but maintains the Diego Garcia airbase, which gives the key to the Indian Ocean to the USA

The islands, named after a Spanish navigator, have a basically symbolic British presence. The United Kingdom hands over the Chagos archipelago (and the massive US base on Diego Garcia island) to Mauritius (and to the Chinese fishing fleet).

UK returns Indian Ocean territory to former colony

The UK has signed a deal to transfer sovereignty over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, while retaining a 99-year lease on Diego Garcia Read Full Article at RT.com

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UK to Pay Mauritius £101 Million a Year to Use Indian Ocean Base

The UK and Mauritius agreed to a deal regarding the sovereignty of an Indian Ocean archipelago, including control over a key strategic military base in the region, ending a long-running negotiation that had become a point of controversy for British premier Keir Starmer.