The Irrawaddy discusses the recent use of civilians in dispersing a peaceful protest.
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The Irrawaddy discusses the latest developments in Myanmar's peace process and the obstacles impeding progress.
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Party laying the groundwork for reform, remains committed to charter change, spokesman says.
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A UN Security Council delegation visits northern Rakhine for the first time since military clearance operations forced 700,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh.
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How Will Myanmar’s Political Landscape Change With a Newly-elected President
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