Will Snr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing’s Russia Visit Unlock More Military Cooperation?
With falling military sales to China, Russia now sees Myanmar as a gateway to the lucrative Southeast Asian market, writes Ko Ye.
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US removes sanctions; bus engines ordered from China; Yangon start-up wins global competition; China freezes traders’ assets.
This Week in Parliament (June 19-23)
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The Irrawaddy briefs you on the week that was in the national legislature.
Dateline Irrawaddy: Govt ‘Has Done Nothing’ for Independent Ethnic Media
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The Irrawaddy discusses challenges facing ethnic nationality media outlets, including safety, exile, and a lack of infrastructure and support.
Outgoing ICRC Head Weighs in On Progress, Challenges in Myanmar
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Jurg Montani emphasizes improved aid access to conflict areas, and the continued need for prison reform.
Maung Moe Thu Dances With Colors
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The 80-year-old writer-turned-painter’s third solo exhibition comes to Yangon’s Bahan Township.
Myanmar Rock Stars Arrested After Alleged Late-Night Violence
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Htoo El Lynn and Cobra accused of viciously attacking a taxi driver and his female passenger late last night.
Yangon: My City at Breaking Point
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Once a jewel of Southeast Asia, uninhibited development, crumbling infrastructure, and unintuitive transport policies have pushed Yangon to the edge.
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Yangon: My City at Breaking Point
Once a jewel of Southeast Asia, uninhibited development, crumbling infrastructure, and unintuitive transport policies have pushed Yangon to the edge.
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The Failed UN Mission in Myanmar
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