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Indian Foreign Secretary being sent to Maldives: Sources
- Wednesday February 15, 2012
- India News | NDTV Correspondent and agencies
Sources have told NDTV that India's Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai is being rushed to Maldives to help resolve a deepening political crisis in the nation sparked by the ousting of its first democratically elected president Mohamed Nasheed.
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Maldives crisis: President willing to submit to probe into transfer of power
- Sunday February 12, 2012
- World News | Associated Press
A visiting U.S. official said on Saturday that the Maldives wasn't ready for early elections as a way out of its political crisis as the Indian Ocean nation's new president agreed to an independent investigation into his takeover of power.
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Indians safe in Maldives: High Commission
- Saturday February 11, 2012
- World News | Press Trust of India
Indians, who constitute a significant chunk of the total population of over three lakh in Maldives, are safe in the country, where an unrest erupted following a regime change four days ago.
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US backtracks on recognition of new Maldives government
- Saturday February 11, 2012
- World News | Associated Press
The United States on Friday backtracked from its swift recognition of the new Maldives government, which the nation's former leader claims came to power in a coup.
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Maldives crisis: Nasheed criticises US for recognising new govt
- Saturday February 11, 2012
- World News | Associated Press
The former head of the Maldives criticized the United States on Friday for recognizing the Indian Ocean nation's new government, which he says came to power in a coup. The Maldives has faced one day of rioting and two days more of a political standoff since Mohamed Nasheed announced on Tuesday that he was resigning as president, following months of...
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Maldives crises: The Dregs of Dictatorship
- Thursday February 9, 2012
- World News | Mohamed Nasheed, The New York Times
The following opinion piece was authored by the recently ousted president of Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed. The Dregs of Dictatorship: Dictatorships don't always die when the dictator leaves office. The wave of revolutions that toppled autocrats in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen last year was certainly cause for hope. But the people of those countri...
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Indian Foreign Secretary being sent to Maldives: Sources
- Wednesday February 15, 2012
- India News | NDTV Correspondent and agencies
Sources have told NDTV that India's Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai is being rushed to Maldives to help resolve a deepening political crisis in the nation sparked by the ousting of its first democratically elected president Mohamed Nasheed.
- www.ndtv.com
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Maldives crisis: President willing to submit to probe into transfer of power
- Sunday February 12, 2012
- World News | Associated Press
A visiting U.S. official said on Saturday that the Maldives wasn't ready for early elections as a way out of its political crisis as the Indian Ocean nation's new president agreed to an independent investigation into his takeover of power.
- www.ndtv.com
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Indians safe in Maldives: High Commission
- Saturday February 11, 2012
- World News | Press Trust of India
Indians, who constitute a significant chunk of the total population of over three lakh in Maldives, are safe in the country, where an unrest erupted following a regime change four days ago.
- www.ndtv.com
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US backtracks on recognition of new Maldives government
- Saturday February 11, 2012
- World News | Associated Press
The United States on Friday backtracked from its swift recognition of the new Maldives government, which the nation's former leader claims came to power in a coup.
- www.ndtv.com
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Maldives crisis: Nasheed criticises US for recognising new govt
- Saturday February 11, 2012
- World News | Associated Press
The former head of the Maldives criticized the United States on Friday for recognizing the Indian Ocean nation's new government, which he says came to power in a coup. The Maldives has faced one day of rioting and two days more of a political standoff since Mohamed Nasheed announced on Tuesday that he was resigning as president, following months of...
- www.ndtv.com
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Maldives crises: The Dregs of Dictatorship
- Thursday February 9, 2012
- World News | Mohamed Nasheed, The New York Times
The following opinion piece was authored by the recently ousted president of Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed. The Dregs of Dictatorship: Dictatorships don't always die when the dictator leaves office. The wave of revolutions that toppled autocrats in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen last year was certainly cause for hope. But the people of those countri...
- www.ndtv.com