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Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu says his predecessor operated on orders of 'a foreign ambassador'
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih · India

Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu says his predecessor operated on orders of 'a foreign ambassador'

50% Center coverage: 4 sources
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has alleged that his predecessor, President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, operated on orders from a foreign ambassador. The president made the allegation when he was asked about criticism from the opposition regarding the recent procurement of military drones. Earlier in the month, it was announced that Maldives has, for the first time, acquired surveillance drones from Turkey for patrolling its vast exclusive economic zone.See the Story
Muizzu Under Bigger Loan From China, But Only Asking India For Relief? Maldives Ex-President's Claim
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih · Delhi

Muizzu Under Bigger Loan From China, But Only Asking India For Relief? Maldives Ex-President's Claim

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Former Maldives President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih criticised his successor, Mohamed Muizzu, amid strain in ties with India. He advised Muizzu, considered pro-China, to "stop being stubborn" and "fix relations with India," a day after the Maldivian president sought a loan waiver from New Delhi. Solih said that the Maldives has a debt of MVR 18 billion owed to China compared to MVR 8 billion owed to India, with the repayment period being 25 years. W…See the Story
Stop being ‘stubborn’, seek dialogue with neighbours: Muizzu told amid strained India-Maldives ties
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih · Malé

Stop being ‘stubborn’, seek dialogue with neighbours: Muizzu told amid strained India-Maldives ties

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih is learnt to have made the remarks after media reports that suggest Muizzu wants to talk to India for debt restructuring.See the Story

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Ibrahim Mohamed Solih · India

'Mend fences with neighbours': Ex-Maldives President tells successor Muizzu

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Former Maldives president Ibrahim Mohamed Solih said that President Mohamed Muizzu must stop being "stubborn" and seek dialogue with neighbours to overcome the financial challengesSee the Story
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih · New Delhi

Maldives President Muizzu advised to ‘stop being stubborn’ and hold 'dialogue' with India

67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has urged President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu to engage in dialogue with neighboring countries to address the nation's financial woes. Solih made these remarks during a rally in Male' organized to garner support for Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) ahead of parliamentary elections.See the Story
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih · Male

India, Maldives hold 3rd core group meeting in Male

Coverage: 2 sources
India says its first team of military personnel that was operating an advanced light helicopter in the Maldives has returned from that country. The military team has been replaced by civilian technical experts. President Mohamed Muizzu had set a March 10 deadline for the withdrawal of the first group of Indian military personnel.See the Story
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