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TOKYO -- Japan's Mizuho Financial Group is on track to earn record net profit this fiscal year, and President and CEO Masahiro Kihara says the credit card business formed with Rakuten Group will serve as the engine for further growth in the consumer ... [1]
THAE CHAUNG, Arakan State — Burma’s decision to revoke temporary identification cards for minorities is raising tensions among its 1.1 million Rohingya Muslims, who have effectively been disenfranchised just days after parliament approved a law affir... [2]
YANGON — The Arakan National Party has urged the Union government to investigate claims that more than 3,000 National Registration Cards (NRCs) identifying the holders as ethnic Kaman were actually issued to Muslim Rohingya in southern Rakhine State ... [3]
DALIAN, China -- A 26-year-old office worker recently visited a Skoda dealership here and decided to buy a Fabia from the Czech automaker. He flipped out two cards, one blue and the other white. [4]
RANGOON — Hundreds of thousands of temporary identity cardholders, most of whom are stateless Rohingya Muslims, saw their official identification papers expire on Wednesday as a result of a controversial government decision taken in February aimed at... [5]
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TOKYO -- Japan's Mizuho Financial Group is on track to earn record net profit this fiscal year, and President and CEO Masahiro Kihara says the credit card business formed with Rakuten Group will serve as the engine for further growth in the consumer
THAE CHAUNG, Arakan State — Burma’s decision to revoke temporary identification cards for minorities is raising tensions among its 1.1 million Rohingya Muslims, who have effectively been disenfranchised just days after parliament approved a law affir
YANGON — The Arakan National Party has urged the Union government to investigate claims that more than 3,000 National Registration Cards (NRCs) identifying the holders as ethnic Kaman were actually issued to Muslim Rohingya in southern Rakhine State
DALIAN, China -- A 26-year-old office worker recently visited a Skoda dealership here and decided to buy a Fabia from the Czech automaker. He flipped out two cards, one blue and the other white.
RANGOON — Hundreds of thousands of temporary identity cardholders, most of whom are stateless Rohingya Muslims, saw their official identification papers expire on Wednesday as a result of a controversial government decision taken in February aimed at