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Mandalay — Nationalists gathered in Myanmar’s two biggest cities to call for the resignation of the religious affairs minister U Aung Ko on Sunday. (confirmed by 2 sources) [2]
NAYPYIDAW — The Ministry of Religious Affairs and Culture has decided to sue the Moe Pya Buddhist sect, which is preparing to publish a doctrine on what it calls “present karma Buddhism.” The concept of karma is key in Buddhism and refers to the spir... [3]
NYAUNGSHWE, Myanmar -- It is an outpost of the wine industry where the terroir rubs against regions with a history of terreur -- the borderlands of Myanmar, where ethnic insurgents and drug lords have been battling a brutal army for decades across la... [4]
RANGOON — Members of both Arakanese Buddhist and Rohingya Muslim communities have objected to referring to Rohingya as “the Muslim community in Arakan State,” as used by Burma’s representative at the 32nd regular session of the United Nations (UN) Hu... [5]
CHENNAI, India—It has unleashed deadly riots and set Hindu against Muslim—now it is for the nation’s top court to end decades of discord and decide who owns the most contested plot in India. [6]
RANGOON — Some 100 protesters greeted a ship from Malaysia when it docked at Rangoon’s Myanmar International Terminals Thilawa on Thursday carrying aid bound for the troubled Maungdaw Township in northern Arakan State. [7]
On the 13th anniversary of the Saffron Revolution, we revisit this cover story that first appeared in the October 2007 print issue of The Irrawaddy magazine, in which the founding editor explained why Myanmar’s generals feared the influence of the Sa... (confirmed by 2 sources) [8]
YANGON—Myanmar’s leading Buddhist nationalist group has urged voters to shun Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) in next year’s general election, accusing the party of damaging the “country, race and religion”. [9]
Mandalay — Nationalists gathered in Myanmar’s two biggest cities to call for the resignation of the religious affairs minister U Aung Ko on Sunday.
NAYPYIDAW — The Ministry of Religious Affairs and Culture has decided to sue the Moe Pya Buddhist sect, which is preparing to publish a doctrine on what it calls “present karma Buddhism.” The concept of karma is key in Buddhism and refers to the spir
NYAUNGSHWE, Myanmar -- It is an outpost of the wine industry where the terroir rubs against regions with a history of terreur -- the borderlands of Myanmar, where ethnic insurgents and drug lords have been battling a brutal army for decades across la
RANGOON — Members of both Arakanese Buddhist and Rohingya Muslim communities have objected to referring to Rohingya as “the Muslim community in Arakan State,” as used by Burma’s representative at the 32nd regular session of the United Nations (UN) Hu
CHENNAI, India—It has unleashed deadly riots and set Hindu against Muslim—now it is for the nation’s top court to end decades of discord and decide who owns the most contested plot in India.
RANGOON — Some 100 protesters greeted a ship from Malaysia when it docked at Rangoon’s Myanmar International Terminals Thilawa on Thursday carrying aid bound for the troubled Maungdaw Township in northern Arakan State.
On the 13th anniversary of the Saffron Revolution, we revisit this cover story that first appeared in the October 2007 print issue of The Irrawaddy magazine, in which the founding editor explained why Myanmar’s generals feared the influence of the Sa
YANGON—Myanmar’s leading Buddhist nationalist group has urged voters to shun Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) in next year’s general election, accusing the party of damaging the “country, race and religion”.