The Karen National Union’s foreign affairs chief says only since the Tatmadaw’s brutal crackdowns on protesters are the majority of people changing their views about armed groups, and seeing them as partners and allies instead of “rebels”.
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The Karen National Union’s foreign affairs chief says only since the Tatmadaw’s brutal crackdowns on protesters are the majority of people changing their views about armed groups, and seeing them as partners and allies instead of “rebels”.
BY Frontier
While the anti-coup movement is ostensibly about who rules – the military or the people – embedded in it are four tendencies that, with the world’s help, will radically remake Myanmar society for the better.
BY Frontier
A frontline medic describes the dangers of trying to save lives at a time when the regime regards many health workers as criminals for serving at protests and participating in the Civil Disobedience Movement.
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A revised law that would legalise casinos has been enthusiastically backed by casino owners, and by regional governments expecting a tax windfall.
BY Kyaw Ye Lynn
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လက်ရှိ NLD အစိုးရလက်ထက် ပုံနှိပ်မီဒီယာ လွတ်လပ်၍ တိုးတက်စည်ပင်လာမည်ဟု မျှော်လင့်နေခဲ့ကြသည့် ဂျာနယ်လစ်များအတွက် ထားဝယ်၌ ချမှတ်ခဲ့သည့် တရားရုံးအမိန့်တစ်ခုက နောက်ထပ်စိတ်ပျက်စရာတစ်ခုဖြစ်လာသည်။
BY Ye Mon
The Yangon Region government appears to be backtracking on a secret deal to lease 26 sites to a private company, Yangon Petrol, following widespread public criticism and pressure from regional lawmakers.
BY Hein Ko Soe
The fallout over fighting in Rakhine State has included a Tatmadaw operation to search monks returning to Yangon after sitting exams in Sittwe.
BY Su Myat Mon
It’s not going to misalign your chakras to shave and throw on a pair of knock-off Levis.
BY Backpage
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A South Korean woman who resisted family opposition to become a volunteer in Myanmar says helping others makes her “feel alive”.
BY Veta Chan
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