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RANGOON — An election subcommission in Naypyidaw has rejected a request for army appointees to administer polling stations within military compounds in Zayarthiri Township, a constituency where recently retired general Hla Htay Win will contest for a... [1]
A series of explosions rocked at least seven locations in Yangon, including state-owned offices, a military cantonment area and a shopping mall, on Wednesday. [2]
YANGON—Myanmar’s Lower House voted on Thursday to require that polling stations for military personnel and their family members be placed outside of military barracks—a move that effectively abolishes military polling stations. [3]
Mizzima Senior General Min Aung Hlaing has dismissed claims that his visits to towns across Myanmar are politically motivated, insisting they are part of his national responsibilities rather than political campaigning. [4]
Monday (Feb. 6) In the Lower House, lawmaker U Thaung Aye of the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) representing Pyawbwe Township, asked if the Parliament had a plan to enact a law to recall lawmakers. [6]
RANGOON — An election subcommission in Naypyidaw has rejected a request for army appointees to administer polling stations within military compounds in Zayarthiri Township, a constituency where recently retired general Hla Htay Win will contest for a
A series of explosions rocked at least seven locations in Yangon, including state-owned offices, a military cantonment area and a shopping mall, on Wednesday.
YANGON—Myanmar’s Lower House voted on Thursday to require that polling stations for military personnel and their family members be placed outside of military barracks—a move that effectively abolishes military polling stations.
Mizzima Senior General Min Aung Hlaing has dismissed claims that his visits to towns across Myanmar are politically motivated, insisting they are part of his national responsibilities rather than political campaigning.
Monday (Feb. 6) In the Lower House, lawmaker U Thaung Aye of the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) representing Pyawbwe Township, asked if the Parliament had a plan to enact a law to recall lawmakers.