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Isolation blues? Myanmar’s ex-political prisoners share survival tips

April 6, 2020

From meditation to memory games, former political prisoners in Myanmar are dishing out tips on surviving isolation in a pandemic.

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Tiny shifts seen in divided ASEAN’s approach to Myanmar

Myanmar's junta moved deposed leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to house arrest last week but that was not enough to ease deep divisions among ASEAN leaders over how best to engage with the pariah state.

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