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Maldives Police Investigate Alleged Coup Plot To Overthrow Government
Police in the Maldives are investigating an alleged attempt to topple President Mohamed Muizzu by stirring anger over the Indian Ocean archipelago's worsening financial conditions.
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Explained: Why Maldives Wants Indian Military Personnel Out
The new Maldives president set a deadline on Sunday of March 15 for India to withdraw all its troops from the tiny Indian Ocean archipelago nation.
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Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Personnel By March 15: Report
Maldives India Diplomatic Row: Maldives President Abdullah Miuzzu has given a deadline to India to withdraw its troops from the island nation. The Maldivian President said the Indian military personnel should leave the nation by March 15.
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Maldives Upgrades Ties With China Amid Pivot From India
China and the Maldives upgraded their relationship on Wednesday during newly elected President Mohamed Muizzu's first state visit to Beijing, following a campaign in which he cast China's regional rival India as a threat to sovere
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India-China Powerplay Dominates Maldives Presidential Election Race
The Maldives votes in a presidential runoff on Saturday that could drastically rebalance its relations with India and China, two regional giants competing for influence in the geopolitical hotspot.
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After Maldives, Australia Denies Participating In China-Led Indian Ocean Forum Meet
While Canberra was invited for the meet by Beijing, Australia, a member of Quad (comprising Australia, Japan, India and the US) declined to participate in the China-led Indian Ocean Forum meet.
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'Indian Military Out' Central To Maldives Ex-President's Comeback Campaign
A former Maldives president jailed on corruption charges has returned to politics with a campaign against Indian influence in the country, worrying New Delhi, which is battling China for supremacy in its own back yard.
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India's $1.4 Billion Aid To Maldives As New President Tries To Reset Ties
India will give financial assistance of $1.4 billion to the Maldives, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today, the biggest aid yet to the Indian Ocean island nation that is grappling with debt from a Chinese building spree.
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After Building Spree, Just How Much Does The Maldives Owe China?
One week after taking power, the new government of the Maldives says it has no idea how much it owes China, which has led a construction spree in the tiny Indian Ocean nation, but fears the debts run up in the past five years could be unsustainable.
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Despite Ups And Downs, Ties With Maldives Cannot Be Broken, Says Sushma Swaraj
Amid strain in the Indo-Maldives relationship, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Monday said though bilateral ties may have seen ups and downs, they were "not broken and cannot be broken".
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Maldives "A Challenge, More Inclined Towards China," Says Navy Chief
Maldives is a "challenge" for India at the moment as the current government in the island nation is more inclined towards China, Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba said on Wednesday, indicating that the ties between New Delhi and Male are yet to reach a level of normalcy.
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Don't Want Maldives To Be Another Flashpoint, In Talks With India, Says China
China is in touch with India to discuss a way to resolve the political crisis in the Maldives and does not want the issue to become another "flashpoint" between the two neighbours, Chinese officials with direct knowledge of the matter said
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Maldives Police Investigate Alleged Coup Plot To Overthrow Government
Police in the Maldives are investigating an alleged attempt to topple President Mohamed Muizzu by stirring anger over the Indian Ocean archipelago's worsening financial conditions.
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Explained: Why Maldives Wants Indian Military Personnel Out
The new Maldives president set a deadline on Sunday of March 15 for India to withdraw all its troops from the tiny Indian Ocean archipelago nation.
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Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Personnel By March 15: Report
Maldives India Diplomatic Row: Maldives President Abdullah Miuzzu has given a deadline to India to withdraw its troops from the island nation. The Maldivian President said the Indian military personnel should leave the nation by March 15.
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Maldives Upgrades Ties With China Amid Pivot From India
China and the Maldives upgraded their relationship on Wednesday during newly elected President Mohamed Muizzu's first state visit to Beijing, following a campaign in which he cast China's regional rival India as a threat to sovere
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India-China Powerplay Dominates Maldives Presidential Election Race
The Maldives votes in a presidential runoff on Saturday that could drastically rebalance its relations with India and China, two regional giants competing for influence in the geopolitical hotspot.
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After Maldives, Australia Denies Participating In China-Led Indian Ocean Forum Meet
While Canberra was invited for the meet by Beijing, Australia, a member of Quad (comprising Australia, Japan, India and the US) declined to participate in the China-led Indian Ocean Forum meet.
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'Indian Military Out' Central To Maldives Ex-President's Comeback Campaign
A former Maldives president jailed on corruption charges has returned to politics with a campaign against Indian influence in the country, worrying New Delhi, which is battling China for supremacy in its own back yard.
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India's $1.4 Billion Aid To Maldives As New President Tries To Reset Ties
India will give financial assistance of $1.4 billion to the Maldives, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today, the biggest aid yet to the Indian Ocean island nation that is grappling with debt from a Chinese building spree.
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After Building Spree, Just How Much Does The Maldives Owe China?
One week after taking power, the new government of the Maldives says it has no idea how much it owes China, which has led a construction spree in the tiny Indian Ocean nation, but fears the debts run up in the past five years could be unsustainable.
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Despite Ups And Downs, Ties With Maldives Cannot Be Broken, Says Sushma Swaraj
Amid strain in the Indo-Maldives relationship, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Monday said though bilateral ties may have seen ups and downs, they were "not broken and cannot be broken".
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Maldives "A Challenge, More Inclined Towards China," Says Navy Chief
Maldives is a "challenge" for India at the moment as the current government in the island nation is more inclined towards China, Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba said on Wednesday, indicating that the ties between New Delhi and Male are yet to reach a level of normalcy.
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Don't Want Maldives To Be Another Flashpoint, In Talks With India, Says China
China is in touch with India to discuss a way to resolve the political crisis in the Maldives and does not want the issue to become another "flashpoint" between the two neighbours, Chinese officials with direct knowledge of the matter said
