EU seeking to capitalise on Chagos 'surrender' deal with plot to plunder waters
The EU is looking to seize on Keir Starmer s Chagos surrender deal and pursue fishing access in the territory from Mauritius. Brussels is hoping to expand its agreement, which could see French and Spanish vessels granted access to vast ocean areas surrounding the archipelago. The report indicated that the deal may pave the way for fishing permits, representing a significant gain for European trawler operators. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Brussels already holds fishing licences in the
The EU is looking to seize on Keir Starmer s Chagos surrender deal and pursue fishing access in the territory from Mauritius. Brussels is hoping to expand its agreement, which could see French and Spanish vessels granted access to vast ocean areas surrounding the archipelago. The report indicated that the deal may pave the way for fishing permits, representing a significant gain for European trawler operators. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Brussels already holds fishing licences in the
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