The metaphor “big animal eats small animal” paints a brutal image of dominance, aggression, and exploitation—a concept that resonates all too strongly in global politics and regional relations. In Southeast … Read More
On the 26th of July 1965, the Republic of Maldives officially gained independence from British protection, marking a historic milestone in the island nation’s long and rich history. After 77 … Read More
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visits to foreign nations often trigger strong responses—welcoming and critical alike. While some leaders in the West, including local officials in New York, have distanced … Read More
In the Maldives, murder is not a common crime, but when it does occur, it often exposes deep cracks in the justice system. Despite the low murder rate, the inability … Read More
Migraines are becoming increasingly common among the younger generation in the Maldives, with many teens and young adults experiencing frequent and sometimes debilitating headaches. Health professionals warn that if left … Read More
The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza has taken a deadly turn as starvation claims more lives each day. Reports from local health officials and international observers reveal that a growing number … Read More
In a major financial development, the Bank of Maldives (BML) has officially acquired the government’s share in the SME Development Finance Corporation (SDFC). While the move is being presented as … Read More
