Equality for ALL

ރަސްމާލެ މައްސަލަ؛ ތަރައްގީގެ މަޝްރޫއަކުން ގައުމީ ސަލާމަތަށް އޮތް ނުރައްކަލަކަށް ބަދަލުވުމުގެ ބިރު adhadhu.com/89195

2025–2035 could prove to be one of the most consequential decades in modern world history. As the world shifts from a US-dominated unipolar order towards an increasingly multipolar one, the Maldives, like many other countries, stands at a critical crossroads. We can either ride this wave of change and reshape our nation’s future, or become victims of a changing world order. The decisions we make during this decade will determine not only our place in the emerging world order, but also the future we leave for generations to come.

Abu Dhabi's Grip on the Maldives: Mohamed Alabbar and the 99-Year Deal to Control Ras Malé's Land Confidential sources have revealed to Dark Box that the UAE is seeking to expand its economic influence in the Maldives through billionaire Mohamed Alabbar and his company, Eagle Hills. Under the proposed deal, the Abu Dhabi-based developer would secure development rights over approximately 500 hectares, nearly half of the Ras Malé project originally intended to address the country's housing crisis, for 99 years, without an upfront acquisition fee or conventional rent. Suspicions are mounting over the absence of a competitive tender or independent land valuation, alongside conflicting project estimates ranging from $12 billion to $20 billion. The government is expected to receive 10% of project revenue, while the financing costs of 5,000 housing units would be recovered from its share. The lack of transparency deepened on October 26, 2026, when Parliament rejected a proposal to disclose the agreement by 45 votes to 10. Former Maldivian Vice President Mohamed Jameel Ahmed warned against Alabbar's alleged attempts to influence public opinion, declaring that the Maldives' sovereignty and national identity are not for sale. Eagle Hills' controversial involvement in Serbia's Belgrade Waterfront project has further intensified concerns about exceptional privileges and long-term concessions benefiting the developer. At the heart of the controversy lies a fundamental question: Will land reclaimed to house Maldivian citizens be transformed into a lucrative Emirati real estate empire generating profits for decades, while the decisive terms of the agreement remain hidden from public scrutiny? More: shorturl.at/rNNST #UAE #AbuDhabi #MohamedAlabbar #EagleHills #Maldives #RasMale #MohammedBinZayed #NationalSovereignty #ForeignInvestment #EagleHillsOut Dark Box | Investigative Report

Abu Dhabi's Grip on the Maldives: Mohamed Alabbar and the 99-Year Deal to Control Ras Malé's Land Confidential sources have revealed to Dark Box that the UAE is seeking to expand its economic influence in the Maldives through billionaire Mohamed Alabbar and his company, Eagle Hills. Under the proposed deal, the Abu Dhabi-based developer would secure development rights over approximately 500 hectares, nearly half of the Ras Malé project originally intended to address the country's housing crisis, for 99 years, without an upfront acquisition fee or conventional rent. Suspicions are mounting over the absence of a competitive tender or independent land valuation, alongside conflicting project estimates ranging from $12 billion to $20 billion. The government is expected to receive 10% of project revenue, while the financing costs of 5,000 housing units would be recovered from its share. The lack of transparency deepened on October 26, 2026, when Parliament rejected a proposal to disclose the agreement by 45 votes to 10. Former Maldivian Vice President Mohamed Jameel Ahmed warned against Alabbar's alleged attempts to influence public opinion, declaring that the Maldives' sovereignty and national identity are not for sale. Eagle Hills' controversial involvement in Serbia's Belgrade Waterfront project has further intensified concerns about exceptional privileges and long-term concessions benefiting the developer. At the heart of the controversy lies a fundamental question: Will land reclaimed to house Maldivian citizens be transformed into a lucrative Emirati real estate empire generating profits for decades, while the decisive terms of the agreement remain hidden from public scrutiny? More: shorturl.at/rNNST #UAE #AbuDhabi #MohamedAlabbar #EagleHills #Maldives #RasMale #MohammedBinZayed #NationalSovereignty #ForeignInvestment #EagleHillsOut Dark Box | Investigative Report

މިލޮބުވެތި ފަސްގަނޑުން 500 ހެކްޓަރގެ ބިން ޒައިނިސްޓް ޔަހޫދީންނަށް ވިއްކާލައިފިނަމަ ރައީސް މުއިއްޒު ވެގެންދާނީ ދިވެހި ތާރީޚް ދުއް ގައުމުދެކެ އެންމެ ލޯބި ނުވާ، މާތްވެގެންވާ އިސްލާމްދީނާއި ދިވެހި ގައުމިއްޔަތަށް އެންމެބޮޑު ޚިޔާނާތެއްވީ ވެރިޔެއްގެ ގޮތުގައި.

ރަސްމާލެ މަޝްރޫއާ ދެކޮޅަށް އުފެދޭ އަޑުތައް ކަނޑުވާލުމަށް ކުރަމުންދާ މަސައްކަތްތަކުގެ ތެރެއިން، ގާނޫނުލްއުގޫބާތަށް އިސްލާހު ގެނެސް، ޒަޔަނިސްޓުންނާ ދެކޮޅަށް ވެސް އަޑުނުއުފުލޭ ގޮތަށް މާނަކުރެވޭ މާއްދާތަކަކާއެކު ގަތުލުއާންމުގެ ކުށަށް ބޮޑު އަދަބެއް ކަނޑައަޅަންހުށަހެޅި ބިލު

After MPs’ salaries, the next petition should address former presidents’ allowances and benefits. It’s time to start this debate. Taxpayers have paid so far Maumoon: 72 million Nasheed: 43 million Waheed: 25 million Yameen: 9 million Solih: 10 million Total: 159 million. These payments will continue, and future former presidents will become eligible too. As a nation, we must ask, can we afford this? Are these allowances proportionate to our economic reality, national income and the living standards of ordinary Maldivians? Public money should reflect public priorities.

Some info about con artist @Midhuamsaud

🇱🇰 🇲🇻 The Sri Lankan government has donated essential medicines worth over Rs. 5 000 000 to the Maldives following a request from the Maldivian government The consignment was arranged with contributions from the SPC and the Sri Lanka Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Association.

މުސާރައިގެ ބޮޑުބައި ރައްޔިތުންނަށް ހޭދަކުރަންޖެހޭތީ ތިމަންނަ އުޅެނީ ވަރަށް ހާލުގައި ކަމަށް އަޒާން ވިދާޅުވެއްޖެ adhadhu.com/88902