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Picture: Max Kivuori/Yle Heidi Finnilä Editor I work at the journal Science and Everyday, with both knowledge and entertainment. (translated from sv) [1]
Skip to main content Skip to navigation Print subscriptions Search jobs Sign in Eur Europe edition UK edition US edition Australia edition International edition The Guardian - Back to home The Guardian News Opinion Sport Culture Lifestyle Show more H... [2]
Mizzima For more than 15 years, Ko Wai (pseudonym), a dedicated member of Myanmar’s LGBTQ+ community, has been at the forefront of advocating for equal rights and healthcare access. [3]
On the occasion of Burma’s First Lady Daw Su Su Lwin being awarded the Center for Economic and Development’s Global Inspirational Leadership Award for 2016, here is The Irrawaddy profile we published earlier this year. (confirmed by 2 sources) [4]
One year on, red tape and regulatory holes are hobbling growth Signs of a slowdown under new government may be only half the story Human rights, economic issues mar her government's first anniversary Myanmar's de facto leader must tackle economic iss... [5]
British Home Office Minister Lynne Featherstone has been visiting Myanmar in her capacity as the UK’s champion for tackling violence against women and girls overseas. Mizzima Weekly’s Matt Roebuck spoke to Ms Featherstone about her visit. (confirmed by 2 sources) [6]
In an interview early in 2017 with the BBC, Fergal Keane asked State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi whether she thought that people in the West had misjudged or mischaracterized her, “expecting you to be this sort of amalgam of Mahatma Gandhi and Mot... [7]
NAYPYITAW The image of an elegant woman clad in a traditional htamein sarong, walking purposefully in her kitten heels into Myanmar's grandiose parliament to oversee the handover of power to her party was striking though hardly dramatic. [8]
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Picture: Max Kivuori/Yle Heidi Finnilä Editor I work at the journal Science and Everyday, with both knowledge and entertainment.
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Mizzima For more than 15 years, Ko Wai (pseudonym), a dedicated member of Myanmar’s LGBTQ+ community, has been at the forefront of advocating for equal rights and healthcare access.
On the occasion of Burma’s First Lady Daw Su Su Lwin being awarded the Center for Economic and Development’s Global Inspirational Leadership Award for 2016, here is The Irrawaddy profile we published earlier this year.
One year on, red tape and regulatory holes are hobbling growth Signs of a slowdown under new government may be only half the story Human rights, economic issues mar her government's first anniversary Myanmar's de facto leader must tackle economic iss
British Home Office Minister Lynne Featherstone has been visiting Myanmar in her capacity as the UK’s champion for tackling violence against women and girls overseas. Mizzima Weekly’s Matt Roebuck spoke to Ms Featherstone about her visit.
In an interview early in 2017 with the BBC, Fergal Keane asked State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi whether she thought that people in the West had misjudged or mischaracterized her, “expecting you to be this sort of amalgam of Mahatma Gandhi and Mot
NAYPYITAW The image of an elegant woman clad in a traditional htamein sarong, walking purposefully in her kitten heels into Myanmar's grandiose parliament to oversee the handover of power to her party was striking though hardly dramatic.
Lionel Barber is former editor of the Financial Times. He is the author of "The Powerful and the Damned: Private Diaries in Turbulent Times." OpinionLiz Truss, cartoon Mrs. Thatcher, takes power in U.K.
LONDON -- Malala Yousafzai, the youngest-ever Nobel laureate, defied even an attack on her life to continue her fight for girls' access to education.