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5 February 2018 Today's Top Story Maldives: Maldives crisis deepens as government declares state of emergency
The Guardian A state of emergency has been declared in Maldives amid a deepening political crisis sparked by a supreme court ruling that called for the release of imprisoned opposition politicians. The government declared the 15-day state emergency after refusing on Monday to implement a ruling that has led to a wave of protests in the capital, Malé, with angry clashes between police and demonstrators. Other News Australia: Catching the money man
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