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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

India Expands Strategic Ties With Russia as Defense Cooperation Deepens

NEW DELHI — In a move that underscores the resilience of India’s decades-long partnership with Russia, New Delhi has signed a new contract for the procurement of advanced Kalibr-PL cruise missiles for

09 Feb, 2025

FEATURED·MALDIVES

Geopolitical Manipulation and the Battle for Bangladesh’s Memory

DHAKA — The violent attacks on historical sites linked to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Bangladesh’s founding father, are not isolated acts of vandalism. Rather, they represent a broader struggle over national identity, fueled

09 Feb, 2025

FEATURED·MALDIVES

Khalistan Narco Nexus: The Fentanyl Pipeline Fueling Terrorism

OTTAWA — The recent arrest of two Indian-origin individuals in Canada with eight kilograms of fentanyl has once again exposed the deep-rooted nexus between pro-Khalistan terrorist groups and transnational drug cartels. While

09 Feb, 2025

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The TikTok Illusion: How Social Media’s “Wealth Porn” is Bankrupting a Generation

In the glossy world of TikTok and Instagram, perfection is for sale, and everyone is a willing buyer. Designer bags swing on forearms, pristine kitchens gleam under artfully dimmed lighting, and perfectly

09 Feb, 2025

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RSS Chief Declares War on English, Forgets RSS Website is in English

PATHANAMTHITTA, INDIA — In a historic stand against foreign influence, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat has bravely declared that Hindus should ditch English in public events and embrace traditional Indian

08 Feb, 2025

FEATURED·MALDIVES

The Trumpian Chaos: America’s Economy Spiraling into Deficit and Disorder

As Donald Trump embarks on his second term as President of the United States, the economic landscape he presides over is fraught with turbulence, marked by an unprecedented trade deficit, fiscal irresponsibility,

08 Feb, 2025

CAPITALOG·WORLD

A Legacy of Loss: The Ghulja Massacre and the Ongoing Uyghur Struggle

WASHINGTON— Each year, as February arrives, Zubayra Shamseden finds herself gripped by grief and defiance. The first week of the month marks the anniversary of a massacre that took the lives of

08 Feb, 2025

WORLD

A Nation Under Siege: How Long Can the Philippines Endure China’s Maritime Aggression?

Manila— For years, China’s creeping expansion in the South China Sea has played out in the form of bullying tactics, maritime incursions, and the relentless harassment of Philippine vessels. The latest move

08 Feb, 2025

FEATURED·WORLD

Thailand Cuts Power to Myanmar Border Towns in Crackdown on Chinese Crime Syndicates

BANGKOK — In a sweeping move against transnational crime, Thai authorities on yesterday severed power supplies to key areas in Myanmar that have become hubs for sophisticated online scam operations run by

08 Feb, 2025

FEATURED·WORLD

Bangladeshis Fleeing in Droves as Yunus Government Falters

ROME — As political and economic turmoil deepens under the government of Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, thousands of Bangladeshis are taking desperate measures to escape, often falling prey to dangerous smuggling networks

08 Feb, 2025

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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

India Expands Strategic Ties With Russia as Defense Cooperation Deepens

Geopolitical Manipulation and the Battle for Bangladesh’s Memory

Khalistan Narco Nexus: The Fentanyl Pipeline Fueling Terrorism

The TikTok Illusion: How Social Media’s “Wealth Porn” is Bankrupting a Generation

RSS Chief Declares War on English, Forgets RSS Website is in English

The Trumpian Chaos: America’s Economy Spiraling into Deficit and Disorder

A Legacy of Loss: The Ghulja Massacre and the Ongoing Uyghur Struggle

A Nation Under Siege: How Long Can the Philippines Endure China’s Maritime Aggression?

Thailand Cuts Power to Myanmar Border Towns in Crackdown on Chinese Crime Syndicates

Bangladeshis Fleeing in Droves as Yunus Government Falters

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