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Who put the lights out? Former military dictator Than Shwe has become the latest target in Min Aung Hlaing’s blame game as the junta boss seeks scapegoats for the worsening electricity crisis in Myanmar. On Saturday, du [1]
BANGKOK—Several Southeast Asian air force commanders will shun an upcoming meeting chaired by Myanmar’s military rulers, officials told AFP, deepening the junta’s regional isolation as it struggles to crush resistance. (confirmed by 2 sources) [2]
The junta claimed it is strengthening its Air Force and acquiring weapons systems to address both conventional warfare and unconventional military challenges. [3]
The opening ceremony of the Thumingalar High-end Market in PyinOoLwin town was held on the morning of February 27 and was attended by Acting President and Chairman of the State Security and Peace Commission (SSPC) Senior General Min Aung Hlaing. [4]
Burma's Union Election Commission (EC) has finalized a list of the 37 political parties that will be allowed to contest the election set to be held on Nov. 7, according to its Notification No. 97/2010 issued on Sept. 14. [5]
Who put the lights out? Former military dictator Than Shwe has become the latest target in Min Aung Hlaing’s blame game as the junta boss seeks scapegoats for the worsening electricity crisis in Myanmar. On Saturday, du
BANGKOK—Several Southeast Asian air force commanders will shun an upcoming meeting chaired by Myanmar’s military rulers, officials told AFP, deepening the junta’s regional isolation as it struggles to crush resistance.
The junta claimed it is strengthening its Air Force and acquiring weapons systems to address both conventional warfare and unconventional military challenges.
The opening ceremony of the Thumingalar High-end Market in PyinOoLwin town was held on the morning of February 27 and was attended by Acting President and Chairman of the State Security and Peace Commission (SSPC) Senior General Min Aung Hlaing.
Burma's Union Election Commission (EC) has finalized a list of the 37 political parties that will be allowed to contest the election set to be held on Nov. 7, according to its Notification No. 97/2010 issued on Sept. 14.
Article Index | |---| | POLITICAL PARTIES | | Page 2 | | All Pages | Burma's Union Election Commission (EC) has finalized a list of the 37 political parties that will be allowed to contest the election set to be held on Nov.
CHIANG MAI, Thailand—Myanmar military commander-in-chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing has asked Thai Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-ocha to help seek a reduction in the death sentence imposed against two Myanmar migrant workers convicted of mur
The question is often asked: How much power and influence does China wield over Myanmar? The diplomatic answer is usually, “a certain amount”.
Assassins and schemers behind the killing of prominent lawyer U Ko Ni are still at large one-and-a-half months after the crime was committed. Will they be apprehended soon? That’s what we are all waiting for.
YANGON — The US House of Representatives has approved measures that call for targeted sanctions against more of Myanmar’s military leaders over human rights abuses in Rakhine State and encourage further reform of the country’s murky gemstone industry