The military’s media bans, mass arrests and newsroom raids may have left newsstands barren, but professional and citizen journalists will continue recording the regime’s crimes.
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U Aung Kyi spoke to Frontier about President U Win Myint’s support for an ambitious anti-corruption drive that aims to end bribery and enforce transparent government spending.
I have never seen a grown man look as bored as Oliver while he was playing Dungeons & Dragons.
I have never seen a grown man look as bored as Oliver while he was playing Dungeons & Dragons.
A new alleyway renovation project in downtown Yangon is the latest project from a social enterprise aiming to promote citizen-led heritage conservation and urban regeneration in Myanmar.
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A government lawsuit to recover $82 million has taken the shine out of a gold mining company that was able to secure favourable contracts with the previous administration.
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A new minister for Planning and Finance has raised hopes for better economic management after two years of lacklustre leadership.
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