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Halfway through the government’s term, a Yangon lawmaker speaks with The Irrawaddy about ongoing friction between the regional government and Parliament.
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Dateline
The Irrawaddy discusses the main challenges in the ruling party’s battle against Myanmar’s entrenched culture of graft.
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Dateline
The Irrawaddy discusses the recent use of civilians in dispersing a peaceful protest.
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Dateline
The Irrawaddy discusses the latest developments in Myanmar's peace process and the obstacles impeding progress.
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Karen community leader and family eeks out existence in forest after fleeing increased Tatmadaw presence in Ler Maw Plu
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Party laying the groundwork for reform, remains committed to charter change, spokesman says.
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Dateline
A UN Security Council delegation visits northern Rakhine for the first time since military clearance operations forced 700,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh.
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"They can find out what the lawmakers they elected for five years are working on through this bill tracking website, because the 2020 election is now close," said Daw Shwe Yee Win.
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The Irrawaddy spoke with two sector operators about the troubles the Rakhine crisis has caused the country's tourism sector, and how to get out of the rough patch.
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Interview
Major-General Tun Myat Naing says FPNCC would be open to NCA with some changes; AA ‘welcomes’ China’s Silk Road project
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Dateline
The Irrawaddy discusses speeches given last week by the state counselor, army chief and new president—in light of his recent appointment.
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Dateline
The Irrawaddy discusses prospects for peace and progress in Myanmar with a newly-elected president at the helm.
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Dateline
The peace process appears stuck and at risk of giving up hard-won gains. Dateline Irrawaddy discusses what needs to be done to turn the momentum around.
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Lien AID CEO Koh Lian Hock believes in equipping people with the knowledge and skills to solve their water woes on their own.
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Interview
Padoh Saw Kwel Htoo Win says he hopes words, not bullets, will convince the Tatmadaw to withdraw from KNU-controlled territory where Tatmadaw soldiers are rebuilding an old road.
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