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RANGOON — Burma’s Union Parliament speaker, Shwe Mann, has met with ethnic Wa rebel leaders from the United Wa State Army (UWSA) in east Burma’s Shan State, in the first sit-down between the parliamentary leader and Burma’s largest ethnic armed group... (confirmed by 3 sources) [1]
PoliticsIndonesian parliament speaker cleared of corruption charges Judge rules that graft watchdog lacked concrete evidence against Setya Novanto The speaker of Indonesia's parliament, Setya Novanto, waves as he arrives at the Corruption Eradication... (confirmed by 3 sources) [2]
NAYPYITAW—As fierce debate on constitutional amendment bills continued at Myanmar’s national legislature, Union Parliament Speaker T Khun Myat warned lawmakers on Thursday against making provocative remarks and said he would file lawsuits if their re... [3]
RANGOON – Speaker of the Arakan State parliament, San Kyaw Hla, has been accused of appropriating 10 acres of land from villagers in Ponnagyun Township in order to fill the area with Buddhist relics. [4]
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia's lower house of parliament has a new speaker -- a sudden change that could help to strengthen Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin's grip on power for the next three years. [5]
Despite possessing abundant natural gas and other resources, and the presence of foreign investment projects like the Kyaukphyu Deep Sea Port, Rakhine State remains the second-poorest in the country after Chin State. [6]
The speaker for Rakhine State’s parliament has asked the Myanmar government to help ethnic Rakhine internally displaced people (IDPs) in need of food as fighting between the Myanmar army and the Arakan Army (AA) has displaced over 100,000 people. [7]
Parliamentary Speaker Shwe Mann said on Friday that the cooperation of Burma President Thein Sein’s government would be “very important” to any constitutional amendments ahead of the country’s 2015 presidential election, according to the Bangkok Post... [8]
RANGOON — Burma’s Union Parliament speaker, Shwe Mann, has met with ethnic Wa rebel leaders from the United Wa State Army (UWSA) in east Burma’s Shan State, in the first sit-down between the parliamentary leader and Burma’s largest ethnic armed group
PoliticsIndonesian parliament speaker cleared of corruption charges Judge rules that graft watchdog lacked concrete evidence against Setya Novanto The speaker of Indonesia's parliament, Setya Novanto, waves as he arrives at the Corruption Eradication
NAYPYITAW—As fierce debate on constitutional amendment bills continued at Myanmar’s national legislature, Union Parliament Speaker T Khun Myat warned lawmakers on Thursday against making provocative remarks and said he would file lawsuits if their re
RANGOON – Speaker of the Arakan State parliament, San Kyaw Hla, has been accused of appropriating 10 acres of land from villagers in Ponnagyun Township in order to fill the area with Buddhist relics.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia's lower house of parliament has a new speaker -- a sudden change that could help to strengthen Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin's grip on power for the next three years.
Despite possessing abundant natural gas and other resources, and the presence of foreign investment projects like the Kyaukphyu Deep Sea Port, Rakhine State remains the second-poorest in the country after Chin State.
The speaker for Rakhine State’s parliament has asked the Myanmar government to help ethnic Rakhine internally displaced people (IDPs) in need of food as fighting between the Myanmar army and the Arakan Army (AA) has displaced over 100,000 people.
Parliamentary Speaker Shwe Mann said on Friday that the cooperation of Burma President Thein Sein’s government would be “very important” to any constitutional amendments ahead of the country’s 2015 presidential election, according to the Bangkok Post
BANGKOK, 28 April 2013 The Speaker of the Parliament of Mongolia has praised Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra’s role in the promotion of national reconciliation.
RANGOON — Speakers of both houses of Burma’s Parliament “generally agree” on the need to revise century-old sections of the country’s penal code that have been used to jail journalists, according to a leading member of the Interim Press Council.