Mauritius' Quiet Diplomacy Approach Put to the Test in Chagos Dispute
Mauritius' Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam adopts quiet diplomacy in Chagos dispute with UK and US, approach questioned by opposition and critics
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Mauritius' Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam adopts quiet diplomacy in Chagos dispute with UK and US, approach questioned by opposition and critics
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Mauritius gov't subsidizes 50% of fruit protection nets for letchis, mangoes, longanes, and strawberries
A 78-year-old Mauritian man revisits memories of his 1964 trip to Chagos, sparking a plan to resettle on the island.
Rencontre avec Dr Maya de Salle, une anthropologue belge établie à Maurice depuis 24 ans, qui explore les liens entre culture, histoire et alimentation.
Mauritius threatens legal action against UK over stalled Chagos agreement
Mauritius minister Pentiah tackles double employment of civil servants
The 4th CALM artistic encounter brought people together for a day of creativity, exchange, and reconnection.