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Palestine: The Unfinished Responsibility of Administering Powers (opens the original)
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A century after Balfour, the Palestinian tragedy remains a stark reminder that external powers cannot shape the destinies of peoples and then disclaim responsibility for the consequences. Historical candour must now be matched by the courage to act. British Foreign Secretary Arthur James Balfour In my article ‘Meanwhile in Palestine…’, I suggested that a conflict of such consequence must not be allowed to disappear from our field of vision simply because the world is assailed by so many other cr
SSR: Father of the Nation, Architect of Our Foreign Policy (opens the original)
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On the 126th anniversary of his birth, it is fitting to recall Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam not only as the Father of the Nation and the architect of our independence, but also as the statesman who gave newly independent Mauritius its first diplomatic compass. On 18 September, the nation will remember the great political struggles that marked SSR’s life from the advance of universal suffrage to the battle for social justice, the difficult road to self-government and, ultimately, independence. These
Meanwhile in Palestine… Illegality Continues in Plain Sight (opens the original)
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As the world’s attention is absorbed by Iran and Ukraine, settlement expansion and humanitarian suffering in Palestine continue with little restraint. Britain’s promised action may signal a change — but only if words on legality are finally matched by consequences. At a time when the world’s attention is fixed on the Iran conflict, the disruption of sea lanes and the continuing war in Ukraine, there is a real risk that Palestine may once again be pushed to the margins. For while new crises domin
Beware the “N-Word”! (opens the original)
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As the US–Iran war resumes its destructive course, nuclear escalation may remain remote. But in a conflict without a clear objective, an exit strategy or an effective diplomatic mechanism, even the unthinkable can no longer be dismissed. The guns blaze anew. After a relative restraint and yet another failed attempt to end the war, missiles and drones are once more traversing Middle Eastern skies. The ceasefire Memorandum of Understanding has proved scarcely worth the paper on which it was writte
The Thucydides Trap: Are We Walking Into It? (opens the original)
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Xi Jinping invoked an ancient warning during Donald Trump’s recent visit to Beijing. It deserves more than passing attention. At a time when great-power rivalry is sharpening, wars are raging or smouldering across several regions and the institutions created to contain international conflict are visibly weakening, the conditions that once propelled Athens and Sparta towards catastrophe are beginning to look disturbingly familiar. Xi Jinping’s ancient warning during Donald Trump’s recent Beijing
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