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Ruling party delegations are beating a path to Beijing’s door as Chinese Communist Party hosts ‘goodwill’ and ‘training’ visits and fosters party-to-party ties

Lawmakers to make decision next week after this week’s briefing by int’l cooperation minister

Beijing’s aggressive approach could see it grab most of the benefit of reforms.

Women’s advocacy groups urged delegates attending the Panglong Peace Conference this week to push for a gender equality policy regarding women’s representations across all sect

Failure to heed feelings of local communities could erode support for NLD, analysts warn

Critics say plan for Yangon’s National Races Village is driven by pursuit of profit, not a desire to aid ethnic communities.

Gov’t says ‘independent’ panel to include one international member, 2 local experts; in separate move, Naypyitaw inks MoU on Rohingya repatriation with 2 UN agencies

Protesters say resources have not been used to benefit locals and that lawmakers have not listened to their suggestions.

Dr. Myo Aung seen as most likely successor should president need to step down.