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Voters in the home constituency of detained President U Win Myint largely stayed away from polling stations on Sunday. Tamwe Township in Yangon is part of Phase 3 of the junta-organized election. [1]
YANGON— After a 30-year journey that has taken him from a legal career to being a political activist, then elected lawmaker and most recently House speaker — U Win Myint has reached a big turning point in his life that now sees him poised to be named... [2]
The Myanmar junta has moved civilian President U Win Myint of the ousted National League for Democracy (NLD) government to Taungoo Prison in Bago Region from an undisclosed location where he is believed to have been under house arrest since the milit... (confirmed by 3 sources) [3]
YANGON— The ruling National League for Democracy has overhauled its leadership, giving the country’s new president, U Win Myint, the party’s top job behind chairwoman Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. [4]
NAYPYIDAW — Amending the Constitution will not be possible unless national reconciliation and peace are achieved despite the efforts of the National League for Democracy (NLD), said Win Myint, speaker of the Lower House, on Friday. [5]
YANGON — Myanmar’s Lower House elected its former speaker, U Win Myint of the ruling National League for Democracy (NLD), as vice president on Friday, paving the way for a vote on the country’s next president following U Htin Kyaw’s sudden resignatio... [6]
Your Thoughts … Dr May Win Myint. Photo - Myo Min Soe / The Irrawaddy Your Thoughts … No Result View All Result Founded in 1993 by a group of Myanmar journalists living in exile in Thailand, The Irrawaddy is a leading source of reliable news, informa... (confirmed by 4 sources) [7]
File Photo Mizzima Myanmar’s former State Counsellor, Aung San Suu Kyi, and former President Win Myint were moved from prison to their respective homes, according to sources who spoke to Mizzima. [8]
Voters in the home constituency of detained President U Win Myint largely stayed away from polling stations on Sunday. Tamwe Township in Yangon is part of Phase 3 of the junta-organized election.
YANGON— After a 30-year journey that has taken him from a legal career to being a political activist, then elected lawmaker and most recently House speaker — U Win Myint has reached a big turning point in his life that now sees him poised to be named
The Myanmar junta has moved civilian President U Win Myint of the ousted National League for Democracy (NLD) government to Taungoo Prison in Bago Region from an undisclosed location where he is believed to have been under house arrest since the milit
YANGON— The ruling National League for Democracy has overhauled its leadership, giving the country’s new president, U Win Myint, the party’s top job behind chairwoman Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.
NAYPYIDAW — Amending the Constitution will not be possible unless national reconciliation and peace are achieved despite the efforts of the National League for Democracy (NLD), said Win Myint, speaker of the Lower House, on Friday.
YANGON — Myanmar’s Lower House elected its former speaker, U Win Myint of the ruling National League for Democracy (NLD), as vice president on Friday, paving the way for a vote on the country’s next president following U Htin Kyaw’s sudden resignatio
Your Thoughts … Dr May Win Myint. Photo - Myo Min Soe / The Irrawaddy Your Thoughts … No Result View All Result Founded in 1993 by a group of Myanmar journalists living in exile in Thailand, The Irrawaddy is a leading source of reliable news, informa
File Photo Mizzima Myanmar’s former State Counsellor, Aung San Suu Kyi, and former President Win Myint were moved from prison to their respective homes, according to sources who spoke to Mizzima.
Myanmar’s junta-appointed election commission filed charges against detained State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and President U Win Myint, who have already faced several charges brought by the junta, and other 14 people over their alleged electoral
“I would rather die than resign.” This was the response of President U Win Myint when two senior army officers told him to resign on health grounds on the morning of the military coup on Feb. 1 and threatened him with harm if he refused.