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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Maldives has urged citizens to avoid traveling to Nepal due to the ongoing unrest in the country.

Maldives reaffirms support for One-China Policy, recognizes Taiwan as an integral part of China: Foreign Ministry

Major Maldivian media outlets have initiated a "blackout" by suspending news coverage in protest against the increasing pressures and challenges faced by journalists.

Shadows take over the airwaves as independent reporting faces extinction

Minister Mohamed Ameen speaks during a press conference held at the President's Office on May 19, 2026.

Although tourism industry has requested government assistance citing projected losses of $500 million, government indicates it has no intention of providing aid based on that specific figure

Journalists protest against bill aimed at muzzling independent media.

New regulations for registering newspapers and magazines formulated, mandating that every publication must have an editor registered with Commission

United Nations General Assembly. | IPI Global Observatory

Maldives Mission plays "eeny, meeny, miny, moe" in UN Secretary-General election

A mosquito feeds on human blood. | Getty Images

Public urged to remain vigilant as reported dengue cases rise

As part of the 'Sea of Stars' project carried out by W Maldives

W Maldives achieves major milestone with successful coral reef restoration project