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To resolve the nuclear conundrum on the Korean peninsula, strong support from the international community as a whole is needed.
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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.
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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.
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Alice Dawkins argues that foreign lawyers should not overshadow the work of Myanmar's activist lawyers.
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As world turns a cold shoulder to Tatmadaw, New Delhi expands plans to help train and supply neighbor’s army.
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Hopes for peace dim as Tatmadaw deploys large force in Lu Thaw Township, threatening fragile ceasefire.
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Ending the fighting between the Tatmadaw and ethnic armed groups should be U Win Myint’s top priority.
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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.
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Local campaigns like ‘Press for Progress’ and ‘It’s Not OK’ deserve our support.
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Matthew J Walton looks at Ma Ba Tha’s persistence in the light of criticisms of Myanmar’s monastic authorities.
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Stereotyping the views of the country’s Buddhist community only weakens progressive efforts at reform and strengthens the nationalists’ cause.
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With the majority of members having signed the ceasefire agreement, the UNFC may dissolve and be consigned to a relic of history.
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The collision between federalization and unification has become the classic characteristic of Myanmar's modern politics.
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The govt and the Tatmadaw should heed the outcries of displaced people and show the courage and magnanimity to accept their demands and respond suitably.
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General N’Ban La said the country has evaded peace because stakeholders have been chasing the desirable instead of the possible.