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Campaign in favour of Christian Dalits meets first success Madurai (AsiaNews) The campaign in favour of Christian Dalits has had its first success. [1]
RANGOON — A Mandalay-based journalist from the BBC Burmese news service has been arraigned at Chanmyathazi Township court today on allegations of assaulting a policeman. [2]
On Aug. 8, the Pattaya court released Pongsiri Punprasong 27, a.k.a Sia B, the owner of the ill-fated Mountain B Pub setting bail at 300,000 baht. The pub burned down last Thursday night killing 15 people and injuring more than 40. [3]
Four hundred and six years ago today, one of the most notorious Portuguese ever to set foot in what is now Myanmar was executed. [4]
A Pattaya pork vendor increased his sales by dressing up as his product. Seksit Chimpalee, 44, dressed up in a “tue poikai” (heavenly general reborn as a pig in Chinese folklore) costume and popped his trunk open outside Sawang Boriboon Wittaya Schoo... [5]
The death has occurred of Anthony (Tony) Scullin Dublin / Kilkee, Clare/ Thurles, Tipperary Anthony “Tony” Scullin, Ireland, USA & Thailand. Died 1st April peacefully at his home in Pattaya, Thailand. [6]
Seven months after the military coup in Myanmar, some young Buddhist monks have taken off their yellow robes to join the armed struggle against the junta, while other older and senior ones are throwing in their lot with the junta leaders. [7]
YAGNON—A series of organized attacks by an alliance of ethnic armed groups on the Myanmar military’s Defense Service Technological Academy (DSTA) and three additional locations in the garrison town of Pyin Oo Lwin and its surroundings killed two civi... [8]
Campaign in favour of Christian Dalits meets first success Madurai (AsiaNews) The campaign in favour of Christian Dalits has had its first success.
RANGOON — A Mandalay-based journalist from the BBC Burmese news service has been arraigned at Chanmyathazi Township court today on allegations of assaulting a policeman.
On Aug. 8, the Pattaya court released Pongsiri Punprasong 27, a.k.a Sia B, the owner of the ill-fated Mountain B Pub setting bail at 300,000 baht. The pub burned down last Thursday night killing 15 people and injuring more than 40.
Four hundred and six years ago today, one of the most notorious Portuguese ever to set foot in what is now Myanmar was executed.
A Pattaya pork vendor increased his sales by dressing up as his product. Seksit Chimpalee, 44, dressed up in a “tue poikai” (heavenly general reborn as a pig in Chinese folklore) costume and popped his trunk open outside Sawang Boriboon Wittaya Schoo
The death has occurred of Anthony (Tony) Scullin Dublin / Kilkee, Clare/ Thurles, Tipperary Anthony “Tony” Scullin, Ireland, USA & Thailand. Died 1st April peacefully at his home in Pattaya, Thailand.
Seven months after the military coup in Myanmar, some young Buddhist monks have taken off their yellow robes to join the armed struggle against the junta, while other older and senior ones are throwing in their lot with the junta leaders.
YAGNON—A series of organized attacks by an alliance of ethnic armed groups on the Myanmar military’s Defense Service Technological Academy (DSTA) and three additional locations in the garrison town of Pyin Oo Lwin and its surroundings killed two civi
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