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It’s time for the US to treat Myanmar fairly’

December 12, 2016

Frontier sits down with Eric Rose, lead director of Herzfeld Rubin Meyer & Rose, the first US law firm established in Myanmar.

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Growing fears: Myanmar farmers face fertiliser, fuel dearth

Under monsoon skies leaden with rain, Myanmar rice farmers despondently tend their paddy fields, doubtful the deluge will bring bountiful harvests during a fuel and fertiliser crisis caused by the Iran war.

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