NEW DELHI — In a quiet hall at the Constitution Club, just a stone’s throw from India’s Parliament, two men sat across from each other to argue a question as old as
China’s high-speed railway network, a sprawling 30,000-mile marvel, stands as a symbol of the country’s rapid modernization. Launched under Xi Jinping’s ambitious vision in 2013, it has grown into one of the
Ambassador Trinh Thi Tam presented the Credentials to President Dr. Mohammed Muizzu
By Her Excellency Trinh Thi Tam, Non-Resident Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam to the Maldives As Viet Nam and the Maldives approach the 50th anniversary of our diplomatic relations, we
MALE’, Maldives — Major General (Retired) Musa Ali Jaleel, a decorated former commander of the Maldives National Defence Force, has emerged as the sole candidate for the People’s National Congress (PNC) in
New Delhi — India’s bold nuclear reform, the SHANTI Bill, 2025, is not unfolding in isolation. It comes at the very moment when the country is positioning itself as a global hub
NEW DELHI — The world is talking about Justice S. Muralidhar again, and for good reason. In late November, the United Nations named the former Chief Justice of the Orissa High Court
In every era, fashion has been more than clothing—it has been a mirror of civilization. From the tailored suits of the 1950s to the avant-garde minimalism of the 1990s, style once carried
LIVERPOOL, England — Hugo Ekitike wasted no time making headlines. The French striker scored the fastest goal of the 2025-26 Premier League season at Anfield, striking within seconds of kick-off against Brighton
Fishermen’s Day is one of the Maldives’ most symbolic national holidays, observed every year on December 10. The celebrations are rotated among different islands, a way of honouring the communities whose lives
On Fishermen’s Day, President Dr. Mohammed Muizzu travelled north to Dhuvaafaru, in Raa Atoll, to inaugurate a slate of development projects that will reshape the island’s social and economic landscape. The combined
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Maldives High Commissioner Masood Imad joined fellow diplomats in Colombo this week to contribute to Sri Lanka’s recovery efforts following the recent cyclone, underscoring regional solidarity in the
India, once a nation dependent on American wheat shipments to stave off famine, now finds itself accused of “dumping” rice into the United States. Earlier this week, President Donald Trump told a
In Chongqing, a viral video captured a woman in her sixties scooping used oil from a roadside rubbish bin. Dressed in the uniform of a local hotpot restaurant, she ladled the thick