Motion on Investigating Solih-Era Agreements With India Stalled in Parliament
The issue of agreements signed with the Government of India during the Ibrahim Mohamed Solih administration has remained unresolved, despite...
Maldives, India Resume Talks on Establishing Diplomatic Mission in Addu City
Talks have resumed to establish an Indian Consulate in Addu City, it has been reported by local media sources. While...
Ex-President Yameen Reignites ‘India Out’ Campaign, Accuses Government of Cowardice
Former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom has reignited the “India Out” campaign, casting a shadow of accusation over the current...
Yameen Defends “India-Out” as Nationalistic Movement
Former President Abdulla Yameen has spotlighted the fragile state of the Maldives’ relations with India, attributing the strain to derogatory...
Maldives-India Agreement: Civil Staff to Replace Military Personnel
The Maldives and India have crafted a strategic plan to replace Indian military personnel with civil staff in the operation...
No Directives Issued for Withdrawal of Defence Personnel from Maldives: Indian Navy Chief
The Indian government has not issued any directives for its defence personnel to withdraw from the Maldives, Indian Navy Chief...
CCP Vice Ministers’ Visit Deepens Maldives-China Relations
The Maldives is intensifying its relations with China, a move underscored by the ongoing visit of Sun Haiyan, the Vice...
Maldives Requests India to Withdraw Troops by 15 March
President Mohamed Muizzu has requested India to withdraw its troops from the Maldives by 15 March, an administration official revealed...
Jaishankar Breaks Silence on India-Maldives Row, Asserts Aim to Foster ‘Neighbourhood First’ Policy
Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, the Minister of External Affairs of India, has shed light on the country’s ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy in the...
Muizzu Seeks to Reinstate China as Maldives’ Top Tourism Market
In an effort to revitalise the tourism sector in the Maldives, President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has emphasised the need to...
