Experiencing Mandalay On a Tight Schedule
There are many things to see and do in Mandalay for those with a few days to spare. But if you have only one, here are a few good ideas.
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President Takes Sagaing Officials to Task Over Duplicated Drug Figures
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U Win Myint confronts region’s leadership with false documents, says he’s not looking for sugar-coated information
Lawsuit Opened Against Chairman of Gold Mining Company
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The company was ordered to give up their mining license after failing to pay 2,032 kilograms of gold to the Natural Resources Ministry’s No. 2 Mining Enterprise.
Public-Private Partnerships: Headlong vs. Strategic
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Since the NLD took power, public-private partnerships have become all the rage. But for sustainable and inclusive growth, the government will need a more strategic approach.
US Imposes More Sanctions on Tatmadaw over Rohingya Crackdown
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Measures target 3 military commanders, 1 border police commander and two Light Infantry Battalions.
Group Demands TNLA Release Shan Woman Taken from Her Home in Namkham
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Youth network says Ta’ang group earlier accused woman of being a Tatmadaw informant; her family denies the claim.
5 Inmates Receive Pardons for Release After Acing Matriculation Exam
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The prison dept released five inmates who passed the matriculation exam with flying colors and reduced the prison terms of 28 others after they were granted presidential pardons.
NSCN-K Replaces Chairman After 1 Year
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Khango Konyak was removed from the position because he was unable to lead the ethnic armed group in his capacity as chairman, said a central committee member.
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Public-Private Partnerships: Headlong vs. Strategic
Since the NLD took power, public-private partnerships have become all the rage. But for sustainable and inclusive growth, the government will need a more strategic approach.
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Finding a way out of the protracted deadlock over the Constitution will require a level of leadership and political will that has so far been absent.
KNU Leader Has Changed His Tune on the Chances for Peace
Once a vocal supporter of the peace process, Padao Mahn Nyein Maung no longer appears to trust the government or Army
Wanted: A Vision of Myanmar’s Future
Myanmar’s potential remains as bright as ever. However, the country still awaits a leader bold and articulate enough to inspire his or her countrymen
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Lawsuit Opened Against Chairman of Gold Mining Company
Group Demands TNLA Release Shan Woman Taken from Her Home in Namkham
5 Inmates Receive Pardons for Release After Acing Matriculation Exam
Dollar Off 13-Month Peak, Emerging Currencies Up on Sino-US Trade Talk News
Central Bank Drops Exchange Rate Limits
China Considers Buying Myanmar Cattle After Export Ban Lifted
‘Myanmar’s Education System Should be a System of Many Systems’
Ethical Fashion Empowering Underprivileged Women
Librarian-Scholar Took the Road Less Traveled By
Public-Private Partnerships: Headlong vs. Strategic
30 Years on, the Mission of Regime Change Remains a Work in Progress
KNU Leader Has Changed His Tune on the Chances for Peace
Hilton Mandalay Offers Stunningly Picturesque Hill Views in the Best Location
Ten Things to Do in Yangon This Week
Ten Things to do in Yangon This Week
Ten Things to Do in Yangon This Week
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Chinese Restaurant at Novotel Relaunches with Hong Kong-Inspired Menu
Exhibition Relives the Heyday of the Cassette Tape
Artists Reflect on Myanmar’s Political and Social Landscapes
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