Madagascar president hiding in 'safe place' as he warns of coup attempt

Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina is in hiding in a "safe place" after an attempted assassination, amidst protests demanding his resignation. The embattled president's concessions have failed to quell demonstrations, with military personnel and politicians allegedly planning a coup. Amid the crisis, a powerful army unit declared itself in command, as calls for Rajoelina's impeachment grow. Madagascar, known for its political unrest, faces deep socioeconomic challenges despite its abundant natural resources.