Archivist Salvages Myanmar’s Neglected Photographic History
Overlooked in favor of foreigners since colonial times, local photographers left a rich legacy of images, Austrian photographer and historian says
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Charges Against Aung San Statue Protesters Dropped, But Dispute Lingers
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“Dropping the cases is just a part of it. The root cause of this is the forced installation of the statue against the will of the people," said Khun A Than, one of the protesters
Without Public Support, Military Risks Losing Five Townships to AA
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ANP-dominant Rakhine parliament votes down military proposal calling for public support of army following heavy losses. AA suggests referendum to measure actual public support.
Journey to Mogok’s Elusive Valley of Rubies
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Mogok is an emerging destination for travelers in Myanmar looking for a glimpse of the legendary ruby trade in a town complimented by impressive vistas and a chilly climate.
Naga Rebel Group Warns of 'Problems' if Military Keeps Up Pressure
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"Our region will have problems if they do not stop their military operations in our area,” said U Kyaw Wan Sein, a member of the NSCN-K’s central executive committee.
Mongla Official Denies Chinese Firm Permitted to Set Up Autonomous Digital Economic Zone
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In widely circulated video, creators of ‘Yongbang Blockchain SEZ’ in Shan State promise ‘e-citizenship’ to all
Military Warns of 'Battleground' if Constitutional Amendments Mishandled
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“Because our country is in a strategic position, it could become a battleground if a wrong position is taken. It is necessary to be aware of this,” Brig. Gen. Maung Maung said.
India's Modi Breaks Protocol to Welcome Saudi's Crown Prince
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India and Pakistan are each keen to cement ties with Saudi Arabia as tensions between them have risen sharply over a recent bombing in Kashmir.
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Charges Against Aung San Statue Protesters Dropped, But Dispute Lingers
Without Public Support, Military Risks Losing Five Townships to AA
Naga Rebel Group Warns of 'Problems' if Military Keeps Up Pressure
Mongla Official Denies Chinese Firm Permitted to Set Up Autonomous Digital Economic Zone
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Gen. Aung San Statues Are Costing NLD Political Support in Ethnic States
Many Arakanese Embrace AA’s Presence
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