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Watching the world game in Myitkyina

July 29, 2018

World Cup fever inspires a Mon-American couple, plus cat, to embark on a quest to find the perfect venue to watch the beautiful game in the Kachin State capital.

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Tasting Myanmar’s coastal cuisine, pushed to the brink by war

War has left people hungry in western Myanmar's Rakhine State, but conflict-displaced chefs preserve the local flavours of its delicate noodles and briny broth far from a region where conflict blights harvests.

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