Negotiations Begin On Fate Of Strategic Jewel Diego Garcia -- Aol Defense
Defense One: How a Tiny Indian Ocean Island Could Force a US-UK Rift
Will the U.S. choose its closest ally over the international rule of law?
Mauritius does not usually make headlines in the United States, but this small island state off the east coast of Africa could force the U.S. to rethink operations in the Middle East and Asia — and strategic policy around the globe.
The country has recently notched victories at the International Court of Justice and UN General Assembly in its battle to take from Britain its sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago. The largest of these islands, Diego Garcia, has for decades been a key logistics, reconnaissance, and operational base for U.S. forces. While many factors are at play, including discussion about the Chagossian people, the Diego Garcia case reveals two critical dimensions that warrant attention by U.S. policymakers now.
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WNU Editor: Not going to happen.
11 comments:
So the islands have been inhabited since 1715. Does Mauritius base their claim on the original Dutch, French or British claims?
If the broths had several island groups and gave all but one of them to Mauritius, what claim could they have?
That they are the closest nation so ...
I think once again the ICC shows itself to be a bunch of useless hangers on.
Death to Mauritius!!!
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