The Chagos Islands are of strategic military importance, serving as a critical listening post for US intelligence gathering and surveillance. But the islands are back in the news after the UK government dropped legislation that would ratify its deal to hand sovereignty of the territory to Mauritius, after the US withheld its backing for the plan.
FT Explains editor John Reed outlines the potential next steps.
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