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Un récolteur d’algues marchant à l’aube sur la côte de Paje, à Zanzibar, en Tanzanie. Tanzania. Mike Kemp/In Pictures via Getty Images

Accord sur le climat : comment les îles africaines peuvent rebondir après le retrait des États‑Unis

Daniela Marggraff, University of Pretoria; Maxi Schoeman, University of Pretoria, and Samuel Oyewole, University of Pretoria

Unis, les États du Pacifique ont fait du climat une priorité sécuritaire. Les îles africaines peuvent en faire autant.
A seaweed harvester walking at dawn on the coast of Paje, Zanzibar, Tanzania. Mike Kemp/In Pictures via Getty Images

African islands under threat: what to do about Trump’s withdrawal from climate change agreement

Daniela Marggraff, University of Pretoria; Maxi Schoeman, University of Pretoria, and Samuel Oyewole, University of Pretoria

Pacific island states have united, declaring climate change the single greatest threat to their security. African island states can adopt a similar approach.
British Chagossians demonstrate in London, after the UK announced a deal to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

Mauritius has won back Chagos – but not all of it. Why the largest island, Diego Garcia, is so important to the UK

Daniela Marggraff, University of Pretoria; Maxi Schoeman, University of Pretoria, and Samuel Oyewole, University of Pretoria

The UK’s handover of the Chagos archipelago and retention of Diego Garcia is a strategic move that raises questions about the intentions of major powers’ relations with small island nations.

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