Reuters Archives - The Irrawaddy

Vietnamese Workers, Streaming to Japan, Face Risks as Labor System Opens Up

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Asia

Vietnamese youth—the fastest-growing group of foreign workers in Japan—will be among those most affected by a new scheme to let in more blue-collar workers.

China's Xi Urges Teachers of Political Courses to Tackle 'False Ideas'

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Asia

By Reuters

Beijing has campaigned against the spread of “Western values” in education, sending inspectors to monitor teachers for “improper” remarks in class.

Myanmar Military Court to Probe Rohingya Atrocity Allegations

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Burma

By Reuters

The military announced a court comprising a major-general and two colonels will “further scrutinize and confirm” events that took place in northern Rakhine in August 2017.

18 March 2019 India, Pakistan Threatened to Unleash Missiles at Each Other—Sources

18 March 2019 China Says 13,000 'Terrorists' Arrested in Xinjiang Since 2014

15 March 2019 Five Dead, 36 Injured in Foot Bridge Collapse in Mumbai

15 March 2019 Indian Groups Urge Boycott of Chinese Goods Over Stance on Pakistani Militant

15 March 2019 Huawei CFO Wanted to Quit Job Just Before Arrest, Says Founder

14 March 2019 China Prevents UN Blacklisting of Leader Behind Kashmir Attack

14 March 2019 U.S. and India Commit to Building Six Nuclear Power Plants

14 March 2019 Rohingya Militants Condemn Violence in Refugee Camps Amid Reports of Killings

13 March 2019 In Indonesia, Facebook and Twitter are 'Buzzer' Battlegrounds as Election Looms

13 March 2019 U.S. Military Retrieves Possible World War Two Remains From Myanmar

13 March 2019 South Korea Steps Up Fight Against Pollution, Says Problem is 'Social Disaster'

12 March 2019 China Official Says West Using Christianity to 'Subvert' Power