Bangladesh Declines to Start Repatriation of Rohingya amid Protests
Refugees not yet willing to return voluntarily due to lack of security, citizenship, Dhaka says
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ASEAN will Continue to Support Myanmar in Resolving Rakhine Issues
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At the close of the ASEAN Summit, the chairman’s statement confirmed that the bloc would continue to work with Myanmar to bring peace, stability and rule of law to Rakhine State.
Govt to Name Finalists For Yangon Elevated Expressway Project This Month
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The Construction Ministry said 12 companies have submitted prequalification applications for Phase 1.
Laxer Rules of Foreign Banks to Spur Trade, Central Bank Says
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The Central Bank said its decision to let foreign banks operating in the country lend to domestic companies will help exporters finance their trade with the rest of the world.
Two Badly Burned as Fireworks Fall on Crowd at Balloon Festival
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Some 50kg of pyrotechnics fall from hot-air balloon on crowded opening day of annual Taunggyi festival.
Ethnic Pa-O Forced to Participate in Pro-Military Rally
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Hundreds of members of the ethnic Pa-O community attended a military rally in Taunggyi on Wednesday, with one local leader claiming they were coerced with threats of eviction.
Rohingya Protest in Bangladesh as Repatriation Postponed
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Demonstrators wave signs saying ‘We will never return to Myanmar without citizenship.’
Development Foundation Returns 3.3B Kyats to Irrawaddy Govt
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The former Irrawaddy Region Chief Minister U Thein Aung allegedly transferred the funds to a foundation before handing power to the new government in early 2016.
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