Fall of Maldives president not a 'coup': Panel
A Commonwealth-backed investigation in the Maldives on Thursday dismissed claims that a coup forced Mohamed Nasheed from the presidency in February and declared it was a legitimate transfer of power.
Cameroon beat Maldives 3-1, set up final with India
Cameroon on Wednesday made light work of Maldives, beating the islanders 3-1, to set up a summit showdown with hosts India in the Nehru Cup football tournament here.
Kingue Mpondo was the star of the
Breakthrough in India-brokered Maldives political talks
The India-facilitated all-party talks in Maldives finally yielded a breakthrough, with the groups agreeing to focus on a six-point agenda, including the prospect of an early election, to find a resolu
Maldivian President Waheed meets Manmohan, Krishna
Mohamed Waheed, the new president of the Maldives, on Saturday met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh here in his first-ever visit to India.
The two leaders are said to have discussed the situation in the
Nasheed demands early election, claims Gayoom hand in coup
Ousted Maldivian President Mohammad Nasheed on Thursday made a strong case for early elections and accused the present leadership in the archipelago of being a 'facade' for former ruler Maumoon Abdul
Bolivian ship hijacked off Maldivian coast
A Bolivian cargo ship, owned by an Iranian firm was on Tuesday hijacked, apparently by Somalian pirates in the territorial waters off Maldives, officials said on Tuesday, even as Maldivian forces have
Maldives President Waheed addresses the assembly amid chaos
Amidst opposition supporters picketing Parliament and violence on the streets, Maldives President Mohammed Waheed on Monday gave his maiden Presidential address saying he was open for early elections.
Nasheed wants foreign body to probe his ouster
Maldives' former president Mohamed Nasheed wants a foreign body to probe the circumstances of the 'coup' that ousted him last month and plunged the country into political crisis.
Nasheed told at a n
Maldives releases 11 Indian fishermen
Eleven Indian fishermen apprehended by Maldivian Navy for allegedly crossing the International Maritime Boundary Line have been released and handed over to the officials of the High Commission of I
11 Indian fishermen taken into custody by Maldivian Navy
Eleven Indian fishermen have been taken into custody by the Maldivian Navy for allegedly crossing the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL), officials said here on Thursday.
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