Residents, Some Lawmakers Oppose Hotel on Former Wildlife Area Near Inle Lake
Protected status of land was removed by outgoing military regime to allow hotel project
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KNU Leader Has Changed His Tune on the Chances for Peace
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Once a vocal supporter of the peace process, Padao Mahn Nyein Maung no longer appears to trust the government or Army
Central Bank Drops Exchange Rate Limits
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Private banks and exchange counters no longer have to trade within the official band in a move meant to help prevent price manipulation and settle recent fluctuations.
Shady Bagan Projects Reported to Anti-Corruption Commission
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A local activist group has submitted complaints about projects it believes to be influenced by corruption among local authorities.
Myanmar Asks Bangladesh to Stop Calling Rohingya Refugees 'Nationals,' 'Forcibly Displaced'
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Myanmar claims that Bangladesh has agreed to stop labeling the IDs it has been issuing Rohingya refugees "Myanmar National's Registration Card."
5 Months On, Lawmakers Still Waiting to Debate Proposed Protest Law Changes
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Eighty lawmakers have signed up to debate the controversial bill to amend the law. Critics warn that the changes would further stifle the freedom of expression.
Govt Investment Body Announces New Criteria for Private Education Institutions
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The 17 points specify standards for instructors, course quality and the school environment.
Lack of Funding Fueling Corruption in Forestry Sector, Senior Official Says
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Over 3,200 Forestry Dept. staff disciplined in past seven years, most of them rangers
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