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मालदीव में राष्ट्रपति चुनाव के चलते अधर में लटकीं मूलभूत
सत्तारूढ़ गठबंधन के नेता और पूर्व राष्ट्रपति अब्दुल्ला �
The current political situation in Maldives seems to have descended into further chaos as the Parliament and the EC face a deadlock
With JP and the Nasheed group possibly stepping into the fray, the swing voters will play a deciding role in the upcoming elections
The volatile politics in Male at this crucial juncture can change the course of the Presidential race and the future of big-ticket infrastructure in t
Solih’s recent victory in the presidential primaries deals a blow to the Opposition candidates Nasheed and Yameen’s campaigns
The Maldivian domestic politics today is in constant flux as the presidential elections draw close
As the affairs of the ruling party seem to be heading towards a political showdown, is Maldives descending into political chaos?
Global downturns have made it tricky for the Maldivian government to keep debt financing in check
One thing the Maldives should learn from the crisis is the consequence of deferring much-needed structural reforms
Solih’s visit underscored the strengthening of the economic and security ties in the backdrop of the Opposition’s ‘India Out’ campaign.
এমডিপি–র উচিত দলের মধ্যে রাজনৈতিক অন্তর্দ্বন্দ্ব বন্ধ �
एमडीपी को अपनी राजनीतिक लड़ाई पर रोक लगानी चाहिए और आने व�
एमडीपी को अपनी राजनीतिक लड़ाई पर रोक लगानी चाहिए और आने व�
The MDP should put a stop to its political infighting and present a united front in the upcoming presidential poll.
The new bill reflects the Maldives government’s earnest attempt to protect its foreign policy interests, but it could backfire on the domestic front
The recent by-elections raise some key questions regarding the future of the Maldivian democracy.
Should Yameen’s Opposition reconsider their campaign strategy for the 2023 polls before it is too late?
As former President Abdulla Yameen is released from a four-year incarceration, his re-emergence into politics will have an impact on India-Maldives ti
It has become quite apparent that India is not a threat to Maldives despite the efforts made by the Opposition to prove otherwise.
The immediate task on hand is for the MDP to stay united and face the 10 April local council elections and ensure a sweep well ahead of the presidenti
The rebel MPs seem to have concluded that the MDP cannot win the presidential polls with incumbent Solih as their candidate — Nasheed seems to be th
All nations, including India, would be watching for inclinations on how the ‘new Maldives’ intends to avoid a China-induced ‘debt-trap’ of the
The MDP did not seem to suffer from poll fatigue, even months after the presidential elections as a high number of them voted in the MDP primaries, to
Unlike in the past, Yameen seems clear that he would not move a rung down to accommodate the MDP's official demand for freeing Nasheed.
MDP's decision to call off the daily protest demonstrations, demanding early presidential polls, has revived the hopes of early resumption of the All-Party Roadmap Talks, initiated by President Mohammed Waheed Hassan at the instance of Indian Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai in March.
Combined with the Maldives government's demonstrated preparations for a face-off, the tone and tenor of the Opposition's preparations for the May Day rally, and their call for the civil society to chip in, indicate a possible repeat of the 'December 23 movement' protests (2011-12) that led to President Nasheed's exit.
With the first-ever local council elections concluding without incidents, Maldives has completed the first phase of multi-party democracy introduced with the presidential polls of October-November 2011.
In Maldives, all the four present and former presidents need to talk to each other, not talk at each other, as has been the case over the past five years if they are serious about constitutional and administrative reforms, in whatever way each one of them visualise.
