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‘We Were Sleeping’: Solano Slams Pakistan’s Defensive Errors
Pakistan lost 3–2 to India in their TECNO SAFF Championship 2026 Group B opener at the National Stadium in Dhaka on Thursday, after conceding three first-half goals. Head coach Nolberto Solano refused to use travel disruption as an excuse, saying the team's defensive errors were the main problem and that players were 'sleeping'.
International · Press release
Statement by His Excellency Hussain Mohamed Latheef, Vice President of the Maldives, at the Executive session II of the Commonwealth Heads of the Government meeting on climate financing and Commonwealth youth skilling and entrepreneurship for the future of work
Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef addressed the executive session of the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting on climate financing and youth skilling, outlining Maldives goals of a digital economy at 15 per cent of GDP by 2030, 33 per cent renewable energy by 2028 and a developed Maldives by 2040. He proposed three areas of Commonwealth action and restated the Maldives bid to host CHOGM in 2028.
International
Maldives joins 53rd UPR Working Group in Geneva
The Maldives is participating in the 53rd Session of the UN Human Rights Council's Universal Periodic Review Working Group in Geneva, where it will give recommendations to 14 countries under review. The two-week session runs from 2 November to 13 November at the Palais des Nations, led by Ambassador Dr Salma Rasheed.
Education · Press release
24 Teachers Participate in Climate Change Education Workshop
The UNESCO Regional Office for South Asia, together with the Maldives' National Institute of Education, held a three-day workshop on a Climate Change Competency Framework for Educators. Twenty-four teachers from schools in the Malé area took part, with the aim of strengthening their capacity to deliver climate change education.
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