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Aung Naing Oo: 'International investors are impressed by the new law'

October 24, 2016

Myanmar Investment Commission secretary U Aung Naing Oo speaks to Frontier about the new Investment Law and the outlook for foreign investors.

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Released journalist urges Japan to pressure junta

A Japanese journalist recently released from Insein Prison called on Monday for Tokyo to put more pressure on the junta and accept refugees from Myanmar.

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