Tag: David Cameron

Opinion

‘The Labour government will need to navigate diplomatic relations with both Mauritius and the US, as well as domestic political considerations’

Eclairages

David Snoxell, Coordinator – The Chagos Islands All-Party Parliamentary Group

Remaniement ministériel au Royaume-Uni

Opinion

Just like the main British population, many Mauritians with a standard job and status would have families with divided views on Brexit. Some with academic and/or professional occupations

With some sort of Brexit looming, restrictions on inward migration are inevitable. Despite warnings from trade associations the Theresa May-led coalition government doesn’t seem to be listening

The concept of democracy in countries which are defined as democracies arises as a compelling question every time political events in major democratic countries unearth undemocratic practices. Democracy

As is the case in Britain, will the government have the grit to test its legitimacy by calling for urgent general elections? This week is rich in events.

Interview : Me Rex Stephen * ‘Selon notre raisonnement, si l’accord ‘à l’israélienne’ implique que le Premier ministre sortant reste comme député ou ministre, ce type d’accord ne

Three changes of regime took place in the world within days of each other. The one in Mauritius was simply a transfer of power; the other two, in

Interview: David Snoxell, Coordinator – All-Party Chagos Islands Parliamentary Group —

If anyone were to ask the man in the street whether there should be more/less MPs in Parliament, I think we all have a fair idea what the

The PM’s post cannot be bartered. Nor is it is a family heirloom that can be bequeathed