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Maldives presidential elections: Why it's important for India and China

IndiaTimes 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.
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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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