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Sanctions help Asian banks gain foothold in Myanmar

August 1, 2016

With Western banks largely forced to watch from the sidelines, their Asian rivals are moving full steam ahead in Myanmar.

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Myanmar activists blast Trump ally Stone for lobbying role

Myanmar campaigners denounced on Tuesday United States lobbyist Roger Stone, a close confidante of President Donald Trump, for accepting US$50,000 a month to "rebuild" the Southeast Asian regime's relations with Washington.

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