Madagascar's President Rajoelina Flees Amid Escalating Unrest and Coup Fears

Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina has fled the country due to escalating protests and fears of a coup, marking a critical moment in the nation's political instability. His departure follows the loss of support from a key military unit and growing dissatisfaction among citizens, particularly the youth. Rajoelina's call for dialogue contrasts sharply with the reality of increasing unrest, raising concerns about the future governance of Madagascar.