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News
Minister failed to spell out how administration plans to tackle the country’s political and economic problems, they claim.
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Burma
A USDP spokesperson has said recent political difficulties may lead to another military coup, and the NLD must act to avert it.
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Guest Column
Bidhayak Das looks at whether the current framework agreement will hold through the finalization of a Naga peace deal.
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In Person
"Today, the opportunity presents itself for talks," said NMSP Vice Chairman Nai Hong Sar. "I want us to try to make the best use of that opportunity."
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Politics
Political parties in Kachin, Chin, Karen and Mon states merge in a bid to overthrow the NLD in the 2020 general election.
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Burma
The military-aligned opposition party said the "national interest" was at the top of its agenda and pledged to prevent any "territorial loss” or "bullying from foreign countries.
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Burma
Ethnic signatories to the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement will review the current political landscape and the peace process.
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Burma
The late US senator’s support for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi saw him banned from the country for 15 years; he later clashed with her government over the Rohingya.
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Burma
The bill, now working its way through Parliament, would reserve the country's casinos for foreigners only.
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Burma
The Federal Political Negotiation and Consultative Committee donated more than 400 million kyats to Myanmar flood victims through the National Reconciliation and Peace Center.
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Commentary
Finding a way out of the protracted deadlock over the Constitution will require a level of leadership and political will that has so far been absent.
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Dateline
The Irrawaddy discusses Myanmar’s progress – or lack of – towards democracy since the ’88 uprising.
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Burma
The ex-candidates, whose election victories were denied by the military, vow to deliver major constitutional reform with their allies.
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From the Archive
How communists played a shadowy role in Myanmar's 1988 pro-democracy uprising.
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Burma
Three decades after Myanmar took to the streets to demand an end to dictatorship, the country can reflect on the progress it has made and the hard road still ahead.
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