Madagascar President Flees Amid Military Rebellion and Protests
Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina has fled the country amid a military rebellion and ongoing protests, with reports suggesting he was evacuated by French military plane. The military unit CAPSAT has claimed control over the armed forces and backed protests against Rajoelina, who has not resigned but called for dialogue. The unrest, driven by issues like poverty and corruption, marks the most significant crisis in Madagascar since Rajoelina's rise to power in 2009.
