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RANGOON — A civil suit by villagers in Tenasserim Division has been accepted by a local court, with plaintiffs claiming to have suffered years of negative environmental impacts from the activities of a Thai company and a Burmese government firm opera... [1]
According to staff from the Ye Police Station, 150 tablets of illegal drugs were seized and four men have been arrested in connection with the seizure. [2]
SITTWE, Arakan State — From inside the neighborhood that has become their prison, they can look over the walls and fences and into a living city. Stores are open out there. Sidewalk restaurants are serving bottles of Mandalay beer. [3]
RANGOON — The immense popularity of Facebook in Burma has turned the social networking site into the default medium for most Burmese internet users, and with its growing popularity has also come an increased use of Facebook for social activism and ch... [4]
BAGAN—The rising sun streaked a light blanket of fog with pink and yellow. Suddenly, pagodas popped out from the mist, some grand and intricate, others squat and modest, some crumbling, others glinting with gold—a carousel of Buddhist temples amid fi... [5]
MOREH/TAMU — After a long and thorough inspection of our documents and various exchanges with colleagues in Naypyidaw, the white-suited immigration officer finally laid down the phone, turned towards us, broke into a huge smile, and said: “Welcome to... [6]
KAREN STATE — In dense jungle about 20 kilometers northeast of Taungoo, Jean-Yves Branchard hacks at thickets of vine with a stubby machete, pausing to contemplate a cacao pod blackened with disease. [7]
INLE LAKE, Shan State — It was just after daybreak when the long wooden boat carrying Ma Suu Khaing touched the shoreline of Nam Pan market beside Inle Lake. [8]
RANGOON — A civil suit by villagers in Tenasserim Division has been accepted by a local court, with plaintiffs claiming to have suffered years of negative environmental impacts from the activities of a Thai company and a Burmese government firm opera
According to staff from the Ye Police Station, 150 tablets of illegal drugs were seized and four men have been arrested in connection with the seizure.
SITTWE, Arakan State — From inside the neighborhood that has become their prison, they can look over the walls and fences and into a living city. Stores are open out there. Sidewalk restaurants are serving bottles of Mandalay beer.
RANGOON — The immense popularity of Facebook in Burma has turned the social networking site into the default medium for most Burmese internet users, and with its growing popularity has also come an increased use of Facebook for social activism and ch
BAGAN—The rising sun streaked a light blanket of fog with pink and yellow. Suddenly, pagodas popped out from the mist, some grand and intricate, others squat and modest, some crumbling, others glinting with gold—a carousel of Buddhist temples amid fi
MOREH/TAMU — After a long and thorough inspection of our documents and various exchanges with colleagues in Naypyidaw, the white-suited immigration officer finally laid down the phone, turned towards us, broke into a huge smile, and said: “Welcome to
KAREN STATE — In dense jungle about 20 kilometers northeast of Taungoo, Jean-Yves Branchard hacks at thickets of vine with a stubby machete, pausing to contemplate a cacao pod blackened with disease.
INLE LAKE, Shan State — It was just after daybreak when the long wooden boat carrying Ma Suu Khaing touched the shoreline of Nam Pan market beside Inle Lake.
When the subject turns to food, Pattaya came of age with a very strong British presence. That’s still true even during the current pandemic.