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Two Elephant Poachers Detained in Chaungtha Forest Reserve
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Two suspects admitted to poaching but two others got away, according to local police.
UN Security Council to Make a Two-Day Visit to Myanmar
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The team has been invited to examine the situation in Rakhine State months after requesting such a visit.
Staycation Culture Booms in Myanmar
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Hotels cater to locals who want to get away for a luxury vacation without the added stress of travel, planning and preparation.
India’s Modi to Visit China This Week as Rapprochement Gathers Pace
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Modi has sought to reset ties after disputes over issues including their disputed border with Tibet and other issues.
In the Driver’s Seat: Seoul’s Peace Initiative Pays Off
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To resolve the nuclear conundrum on the Korean peninsula, strong support from the international community as a whole is needed.
Employment Project Supports Rehabilitated Drug Users
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A rehab center in Yangon seeks to support drug users throughout their recovery and beyond.
A Day of Disgrace for Myanmar’s Already Tarnished Police Force
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Neither the Home Affairs Minister nor the President can afford to ignore allegations that police hatched a plot to frame two journalists
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In the Driver’s Seat: Seoul’s Peace Initiative Pays Off
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A Day of Disgrace for Myanmar’s Already Tarnished Police Force
Neither the Home Affairs Minister nor the President can afford to ignore allegations that police hatched a plot to frame two journalists
Facebook Slow to React to Violence, Hate Speech in Myanmar
Facebook can no longer turn a blind eye to the misuse of its network. Otherwise, it will be accused of being complicit in Myanmar's ongoing crisis.
Rohingya Arrests in India Raise Fears Among Diaspora
The recent arrests of eight Rohingya near the Myanmar border suspected of human trafficking are a reminder that those who have fled Rakhine State remain
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Two Elephant Poachers Detained in Chaungtha Forest Reserve
UN Security Council to Make a Two-Day Visit to Myanmar
Employment Project Supports Rehabilitated Drug Users
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In the Driver’s Seat: Seoul’s Peace Initiative Pays Off
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Staycation Culture Booms in Myanmar
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