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London wants to adapt the Chagos agreement to the Greenland model

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London is considering adapting the 2025 Chagos agreement along the lines of the Greenland model to address American concerns about the Diego Garcia base. Mauritius wants to preserve its sovereignty and its financial compensation in the talks, according to Defi Media.

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