In this episode, we unpack the historic 2025 agreement between the United Kingdom and Mauritius over the sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago. While hailed by some as a long-overdue act of decolonization, others see it as a strategic compromise that leaves the displaced Chagossians behind.

We explore:
🔹 The colonial history and forced eviction of Chagossians
🔹 The ICJ’s 2019 ruling and UN pressure
🔹 Diego Garcia’s enduring military significance
🔹 Reactions from the UK, Mauritius, and global powers
🔹 What lies ahead for regional geopolitics and human rights

Whether you see this as a diplomatic victory or an unfinished story of injustice, this episode offers a clear, factual breakdown of one of the most symbolic territorial settlements in recent times.

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