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Chief Minister Nowhere in Sight While Yangon Suffers from Smoke
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As a landfill fire continues to threaten public health, Yangon’s chief minister has been noticeably absent.
In the Driver’s Seat: Seoul’s Peace Initiative Pays Off
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To resolve the nuclear conundrum on the Korean peninsula, strong support from the international community as a whole is needed.
A Day of Disgrace for Myanmar’s Already Tarnished Police Force
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Neither the Home Affairs Minister nor the President can afford to ignore allegations that police hatched a plot to frame two journalists
Facebook Slow to React to Violence, Hate Speech in Myanmar
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Facebook can no longer turn a blind eye to the misuse of its network. Otherwise, it will be accused of being complicit in Myanmar's ongoing crisis.
Rohingya Arrests in India Raise Fears Among Diaspora
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The recent arrests of eight Rohingya near the Myanmar border suspected of human trafficking are a reminder that those who have fled Rakhine State remain far from safe.
Of Health Care and Management Malpractice
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The backlash to the health minister's recent remarks are a wakeup call to talk openly and honestly about the health care system's challenges and root problems.
Placing Spotlights Casts Shadows
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Alice Dawkins argues that foreign lawyers should not overshadow the work of Myanmar's activist lawyers.
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President’s Inauguration Raises Hopes, Reminds Us of Political Realities
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The world will be watching as U Win Myint seeks to make good on economic, political promises
Villagers Flee as Specter of War Returns to Northern Karen State
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Hopes for peace dim as Tatmadaw deploys large force in Lu Thaw Township, threatening fragile ceasefire.
Can A New President Pull Myanmar Out of the Quagmire of Conflict?
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Ending the fighting between the Tatmadaw and ethnic armed groups should be U Win Myint’s top priority.
For India, a Myanmar Policy Minus its Northeast is Incomplete
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It is time that policymakers in New Delhi recognize their northeastern states as genuine partners in India's Act East Asia plan — both for the states' sake and the country's.
Incoming President Needs More Power to Implement Government’s Plans
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U Htin Kyaw performed his ceremonial role competently; his successor should be given latitude to address the country’s problems
Two Years of Effort but Not Many Results for President U Htin Kyaw
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If he is to fulfill his pledge to the people, U Htin Kyaw’s administration may need to come up with some better implementation strategies
Chief Minister Nowhere in Sight While Yangon Suffers from Smoke
A Day of Disgrace for Myanmar’s Already Tarnished Police Force
President’s Inauguration Raises Hopes, Reminds Us of Political Realities
Incoming President Needs More Power to Implement Government’s Plans
In the Driver’s Seat: Seoul’s Peace Initiative Pays Off
Rohingya Arrests in India Raise Fears Among Diaspora
Of Health Care and Management Malpractice
Placing Spotlights Casts Shadows