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10 May, 2025

Pakistan’s Missile Misadventure Meets India’s Unyielding Might

The simmering conflict between India and Pakistan, reignited by a deadly April 2025 terrorist attack in India’s Kashmir that killed 26 people, has thrust the nuclear-armed neighbors into their most dangerous confrontation

SOUTH ASIA

20 Apr, 2025

The Maldives’ Military Parade: A Nation’s Priorities in Question

MALE’, Maldives — On a humid, swelteringly unbearable afternoon in the capital, the MNDF marked its 133rd anniversary with a parade that rolled through the sunbaked street opposite the President’s office, a

SOUTH ASIA·VISTASCAPE

13 Nov, 2024

Proposed Bill to Merge Maldives Media Regulators Sparks Debate Over Press Freedom

MALE’, Maldives — A legislative proposal to merge the Maldives’ two media regulatory bodies has ignited concerns about press independence in this Indian Ocean archipelago, with journalists and opposition leaders warning that

The Maldivian business leader's journey from resort repairman to Forbes feature mirrors this nation's economic transformation.

Maldivian Business Leader Featured in Forbes, Highlighting Nation’s Economic Transformation

MALÉ, Maldives — Mohamed Ali Janah, a prominent Maldivian business leader and principal advisor to President Mohamed Muizzu on trade and investment, has been featured in Forbes magazine, shining a spotlight on

26 Jun, 2024

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Drug Dens and Repeat Offenders: Homeland Security Minister Sounds the Alarm

In a startling disclosure at the Majlis 241 Committee, Homeland Security and Technology Minister Ali Ihsan revealed that over 50 locations in the capital city have been identified as drug dens, including

25 Jun, 2024

SOUTH ASIA·VISTASCAPE

Nurturing Future Diplomats: Women Leaders Share Insights.

Empowering Women in the Arena of Global Diplomacy

“All human beings are born free and equal.” These words, enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, might have read differently if not for the persistence of one woman diplomat. As

25 Jun, 2024

FEATURED·SOUTH ASIA·WORLD

Rising Tide of Religious Intolerance in South Asia: A Maldivian Perspective

In recent years, South Asia has witnessed a disturbing increase in religious intolerance, with harrowing incidents occurring in a region that is home to 24% of the world’s population. This troubling trend

22 Jun, 2024

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Maldives Launches Roadshow to Woo Indian Tourists

MALÉ, Maldives — In an effort to bolster tourism from India, one of the world’s fastest-growing outbound travel markets, the Maldives will host a roadshow across three major Indian cities this month.

16 Jun, 2024

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Economic Growth in Maldives Faces Slowdown Amid Rising Debt Risks, World Bank Reports

Malé, Maldives — The Maldives’ economy is projected to grow by 4.7% in 2024, a significant downward revision that signals a deceleration in growth momentum, according to a World Bank report. The

12 Jun, 2024

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Muizzu Government Faces Double Negative Exposure and RTI Controversies

In a fervent declaration during his presidential campaign on September 25, Dr. Mohamed Muizzu asserted, “The public and the media will not be kept in the dark. If the public is kept

11 Jun, 2024

SOUTH ASIA·VISTASCAPE

In the Maldives, the Breadfruit Tree Faces Rising Demand and Scarcity

MALÉ, Maldives — On a sun-drenched afternoon, the rhythmic sound of waves lapping against the shore provides a serene backdrop as islanders gather under the sprawling canopy of a centuries-old breadfruit tree.

11 Jun, 2024

SOUTH ASIA

Employers’ Leader Urges Reframing ‘Social Contract’ Through Dialogue and Prioritize Local Training

GENEVA — With transformative changes upending the world of work, the leader of the Maldives’ biggest employers’ group called for an inclusive process of social dialogue to reframe the implicit “social contract”

06 Jun, 2024

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Hafiz, Walking Encyclopedia of Maldives Fish, Dies at 62

Ahmed Hafiz, a revered marine biologist and an indispensable resource on Maldivian marine life, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of unparalleled knowledge and kindness. Hafiz, whose expertise was admired among

31 May, 2024

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News - Page 18

Pakistan’s Missile Misadventure Meets India’s Unyielding Might

The Maldives’ Military Parade: A Nation’s Priorities in Question

Proposed Bill to Merge Maldives Media Regulators Sparks Debate Over Press Freedom

Maldivian Business Leader Featured in Forbes, Highlighting Nation’s Economic Transformation

Drug Dens and Repeat Offenders: Homeland Security Minister Sounds the Alarm

Empowering Women in the Arena of Global Diplomacy

Rising Tide of Religious Intolerance in South Asia: A Maldivian Perspective

Maldives Launches Roadshow to Woo Indian Tourists

Economic Growth in Maldives Faces Slowdown Amid Rising Debt Risks, World Bank Reports

Muizzu Government Faces Double Negative Exposure and RTI Controversies

In the Maldives, the Breadfruit Tree Faces Rising Demand and Scarcity

Employers’ Leader Urges Reframing ‘Social Contract’ Through Dialogue and Prioritize Local Training

Hafiz, Walking Encyclopedia of Maldives Fish, Dies at 62

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