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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

Top Aide to Yunus Flees to U.S., Deepening Doubts Over Interim Government’s Stability in Bangladesh

DHAKA, — Reports from Dhaka indicate that Khuda Baksh Chowdhury, Special Assistant to Bangladesh’s interim Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus, has fled to the United States after failing to return from his sanctioned

19 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES·WORLD

Pakistan’s Public Solidarity With Palestinians, Private Signals to Israel

ISLAMABAD, — Pakistan’s government is facing renewed scrutiny after footage emerged of Prime Minister’s tourism coordinator, Sardar Yasir Ilyas, shaking hands with Michael Izhar-Kov, Director General of Israel’s Ministry of Tourism, during

14 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES·WORLD

In South Asia, Teachers Are Revered. In Europe, They Are Under Attack

COPENHAGEN — In South Asia, and particularly in India, the classroom still carries a sense of order that many educators elsewhere envy. Despite overcrowded schools and limited resources, the system has long

13 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES·WORLD

Hanimaadhoo Airport Draws Comparisons to Sri Lanka’s Hambantota

Male’ — On 10th Nov the country inaugurated the Hanimaadhoo International Airport, a flagship project in the northern Ihavandhippolhu region, financed by a $136 million loan from India’s Exim Bank during the

12 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES

Chinese ‘Bitcoin Queen’ Sentenced in Britain’s Largest Money Laundering Case

LONDON — In a case that has exposed the global reach of financial fraud and the vulnerabilities of Western real estate markets, Zhimin Qian, a Chinese national dubbed the “Bitcoin Queen,” was

12 Nov, 2025

WORLD

India Strengthens Eurasian Trade Links with Chabahar Port and INSTC Investments

In a boost to its geopolitical and economic stature, India is cementing its role as a key player in the Eurasian trade landscape through strategic investments in the Chabahar Port and the

11 Nov, 2025

WORLD

“Am I Next?”: In Downtown L.A., Art Illuminates the Human Cost of Immigration Raids

LOS ANGELES — As night falls over downtown Los Angeles, the city’s historic facades come alive—not with advertisements, but with defiant portraits of resistance. Projected onto landmarks like the Japanese American National

10 Nov, 2025

WORLD

At 98, Advani’s Sharpness Renews a Delicate Debate on Ageing and Power

NEW DELHI — At 98, Lal Krishna Advani sat upright in his chair, his eyes tracking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s movements with unwavering focus. When PM. Modi reached for his feet in

08 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES·WORLD

Russian Freight Train Completes maiden voyage to Iran, Opening New Eurasian Trade Artery

MOSCOW — The first Russian freight train carrying 62 containers dispatched from Moscow has arrived in Iran after traversing 9,000 kilometers through Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, marking a landmark activation of the International

08 Nov, 2025

WORLD

Islamophobic Rhetoric Surges Online Amid New York City Mayoral Race, Report Finds

New York City — As Zohran Mamdani’s historic candidacy for mayor of New York City gained momentum this fall, so too did a wave of Islamophobic and xenophobic attacks across social media

08 Nov, 2025

WORLD

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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

Top Aide to Yunus Flees to U.S., Deepening Doubts Over Interim Government’s Stability in Bangladesh

Pakistan’s Public Solidarity With Palestinians, Private Signals to Israel

In South Asia, Teachers Are Revered. In Europe, They Are Under Attack

Hanimaadhoo Airport Draws Comparisons to Sri Lanka’s Hambantota

Chinese ‘Bitcoin Queen’ Sentenced in Britain’s Largest Money Laundering Case

India Strengthens Eurasian Trade Links with Chabahar Port and INSTC Investments

“Am I Next?”: In Downtown L.A., Art Illuminates the Human Cost of Immigration Raids

At 98, Advani’s Sharpness Renews a Delicate Debate on Ageing and Power

Russian Freight Train Completes maiden voyage to Iran, Opening New Eurasian Trade Artery

Islamophobic Rhetoric Surges Online Amid New York City Mayoral Race, Report Finds

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