Maldives presidential elections: Why it's important for India and China
Saturday, 9 September 2023 Over a quarter of a million people in the Maldives are voting to choose the next president. Incumbent President Ibrahim Solih, who has championed an "India-first" policy, is seeking a second term. His predecessor, Abdulla Yameen, heavily relied on China for support, but Solih has worked to mend relations with India and restore the Maldives' traditional diplomatic stance.
The Maldives' recent presidential election, likely headed for a second round, is significant in the India-China influence competition. Mohamed Muizzu, leaning toward closer ties with China, leads in the first round but lacks a majority, while President Ibrahim Solih, a proponent of strong India ties,...
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