AA Warns Private Bus Companies Not to Transport Gov’t Troops
Group claims responsibility for landmine that struck Sittwe-based coach reportedly carrying soldiers in Ponnagyun Township on Sunday.
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The complaint submitted to the President’s Office called for investigations into a possible conflict of interest in the civil service board’s connection with the two institutio
State Counselor Vows Proper Scrutiny of all BRI Projects in Myanmar
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But she repeats her view that the huge Chinese investment scheme promises mutual benefits.
Green Light for Charter Amendment Committee Despite Objections
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USDP and military representatives in Parliament have opposed the proportional breakdown of the proposed committee for amending Myanmar’s disputed Constitution.
S. Korean Ambassador Eager to Promote Rakhine as Investment Destination
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Urges government to provide strong incentives, ensure decent power supply
List of Approved Candidates for Yangon Election Released
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The election commission said it disqualified two applicants for the March 31 poll because one of their parents was not a citizen when they were born. A third applicant withdrew.
13 Charged For Alleged Ties to Arakan Army, 13 Others Released
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The charged include 11 villagers who fled their homes to escape fighting between the Arakan Army and the military and the couple who was giving them shel
Many Indians Rally Behind Modi After Kashmir Attack
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Modi, who faces a general election by May, said he had given security forces a free hand to avenge last week's killings, the deadliest attack on security forces in decades.
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