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24 Mar, 2026

From Battlefield to Doorsteps: Moosa Ali Jaleel Steps Forward for a Different Kind of Service

Moosa Ali Jaleel’s life has been shaped by service. For more than three decades he wore the uniform, rising through the ranks and standing on the front line during one of the

MALDIVES

10 Mar, 2026

MDA Backs Government Plan to Hold Two Elections on the Same Day

The Maldives Development Alliance (MDA) has backed the government’s plan to hold the presidential and parliamentary elections on the same day. In a statement issued today, the party said it welcomed President

MALDIVES

10 Mar, 2026

First Lady Sajidha Opens PNC Campaign Booth in Hulhumalé Middle

First Lady Sajidha Mohamed has opened the People’s National Congress (PNC) campaign booth in the Hulhumalé Middle constituency as preparations intensify for the upcoming local council and women’s development committee elections. The

The Children Lost to War: Gaza and Beyond

In Gaza, the numbers are almost too large to comprehend. Since October 2023, more than 20,000 Palestinian children have been killed, according to Save the Children and UNICEF, with tens of thousands

27 Nov, 2025

WORLD

Vietnam Becomes First Nation to Approve Russia’s Cancer Drug, Opening New Front in Global Oncology

HANOI — Vietnam has become the first country in the world to grant official approval to Pembroria (also reported as Pembrolia), a Russian-developed cancer treatment that officials in Moscow have described as

26 Nov, 2025

WORLD

Inside the Empty Cities Built for Millions but Home to Few

PUERTO GELANG, Malaysia — On the southern tip of Malaysia, towers of glass and steel rise from reclaimed land, their outlines shimmering against the tropical sky. Forest City was meant to be

26 Nov, 2025

WORLD

Invisible Victims: France Confronts Domestic Violence Against Elderly Women

PARIS — The death of a 74‑year‑old woman in the Paris suburbs this autumn was initially described by police as a “domestic dispute gone wrong.” Neighbours, however, told a different story: years

26 Nov, 2025

WORLD

From Sui to Loti: A Legacy of Extraction, Not Development

DERA BUGTI, Pakistan — The names Sui, Loti, and Pir Koh are etched into Pakistan’s energy history. These gas fields, discovered in the mid‑20th century, became lifelines for a nation desperate for

26 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES

Seventy Years of Gas, No Water to Drink

DERA BUGTI, Pakistan — For more than seven decades, the gas fields of Dera Bugti have fuelled Pakistan’s cities, industries, and households. The discovery in Sui in 1952 was hailed as a

25 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES

Indigenous Voices Enter the Classroom as Nations Confront Colonial Legacies

MONTREAL — Around the world, nations are grappling with how to confront painful colonial legacies and give voice to communities long silenced. In Canada, that struggle has taken a new turn: Quebec

24 Nov, 2025

WORLD

Canada Faces Khalistan Challenge as Modi Meets Carney

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney’s meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G20 summit this week was more than a routine diplomatic encounter. It was widely read as a

24 Nov, 2025

WORLD

Delhi Police Dismantle Arms Smuggling Ring Tied to Pakistan’s Intelligence Agency

In a sweeping operation that underscored the growing sophistication of cross-border crime, the Delhi Police announced on Sunday the arrest of four men accused of trafficking foreign-made pistols into northern India. Investigators

24 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES

Where Pakistan’s Flame Was Lit, Its People Still Burn Wood

DERA BUGTI, Pakistan — The discovery of natural gas in Sui in 1952 was celebrated as a turning point for Pakistan. For a young nation struggling to find its footing, the flame

24 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES

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News Desk

From Battlefield to Doorsteps: Moosa Ali Jaleel Steps Forward for a Different Kind of Service

MDA Backs Government Plan to Hold Two Elections on the Same Day

First Lady Sajidha Opens PNC Campaign Booth in Hulhumalé Middle

The Children Lost to War: Gaza and Beyond

Vietnam Becomes First Nation to Approve Russia’s Cancer Drug, Opening New Front in Global Oncology

Inside the Empty Cities Built for Millions but Home to Few

Invisible Victims: France Confronts Domestic Violence Against Elderly Women

From Sui to Loti: A Legacy of Extraction, Not Development

Seventy Years of Gas, No Water to Drink

Indigenous Voices Enter the Classroom as Nations Confront Colonial Legacies

Canada Faces Khalistan Challenge as Modi Meets Carney

Delhi Police Dismantle Arms Smuggling Ring Tied to Pakistan’s Intelligence Agency

Where Pakistan’s Flame Was Lit, Its People Still Burn Wood

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