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Hundreds of Students, Staff at Myanmar Private School Test COVID-19 Positive
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The 211 new cases reported at the Buddhist monk-run private high school were among 373 fresh cases announced nationwide on Sunday, the most since the Feb. 1 coup.
Myanmar Junta to Reopen Russian-backed Steel Plant
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Local Pa-O people have cited environmental concerns about the military-owned steel mill and mine, which was closed by the NLD government in 2017.
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The Karen National Defence Organisation has denied claims that it slaughtered 25 civilians.
Junta Frees Myanmar Journalist with US Citizenship
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The regime dropped incitement charges against Ko Nathan Maung, co-founder of Kamayut Media, who had been in custody since March 9.
Myanmar Junta Sells Resources to Neighbors in Exchange for ‘Legitimacy’
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The regime is encouraging China and Thailand to invest in hydropower and special economic zones in a bid to weaken ethnic armed groups and the National Unity Government.
Myanmar Junta Orders MPs to Shun Parallel Govt and Affiliations
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Letters have been sent to MPs elected in the 2020 general election telling them not to communicate with the National Unity Government and its related organizations.
Myanmar Court Testifies in Three Cases Against Suu Kyi
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The charges include alleged possession of illegally imported walkie-talkies and breaching of COVID-19 restrictions.
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Myanmar Junta Sells Resources to Neighbors in Exchange for ‘Legitimacy’
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Hundreds of Students, Staff at Myanmar Private School Test COVID-19 Positive
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