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Dateline
The Irrawaddy interviews the grandsons of two martyrs who were assassinated 70 years ago and asks what Myanmar leaders should learn from them today.
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Burma
An expansion and decentralization of treatment has contributed to the large decline.
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Burma
President U Htin Kyaw puts forward a list of nominees to Parliament for three vice governor positions and five director positions.
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Commentary
The effort is seen as a counter to China’s influence, writes Aung Zaw.
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Burma
After urging the govt to institute martial law in Rakhine State earlier this month, USDP and allies send undisclosed recommendations to military chief.
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Burma
A military attaché objects to a CSSU meeting, saying it is not in line with the official peace process.
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Burma
Ministry officials look into whether trustees of some famous pagodas have breached rules or stayed on after expired terms.
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Specials
Karenni State teachers say translated textbooks ‘only allow for 30 percent understanding.’
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From the Archive
On the 70th anniversay of Marytrs’ Day, The Irrawaddy revisits commentary about Gen Aung San’s unfulfilled aspirations for a unified and democratic Myanmar.
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From the Archive
More than 30 years ago, Ne Win’s junta removed Gen Aung San’s name from his own tomb. But the architects who built it kept a card up their sleeves.
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Specials
In honor of Martyrs’ Day, The Irrawaddy remembers a number of individuals, now deceased, who committed their lives to the good of their country.
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Burma
Defendants stand accused of trafficking Rohingya and Bangladeshi nationals.
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In Person
Renewable energy expert Hans-Josef Fell discusses how Myanmar can develop its energy plan.
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Burma
Just weeks before his death 70 years ago tomorrow, Bogyoke Aung San outlined wide-ranging ideas for reviving the country’s then-broken economy.
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Burma
US ambassador to the United Nations calls on Myanmar to accept mission.
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