Myanmar's military government begins a census seen
Myanmar’s military government launches a census seen as a way to gather information about opponents
A nationwide census has been launched by Myanmar’s military government, which says it will be used to compile voter lists for a general election promised for next year, even though much of the country is engulfed in civil war.
Thailand has seen a surge in illegal drugs trafficked from neighbouring Myanmar and a sharp increase in methamphetamines and ...
The Political Prisoners Network-Myanmar (PPNM) has reported that 12 political prisoners died between January and September ...
Census takers guarded by police and soldiers took to the streets of Myanmar on Wednesday for a national survey that ...
Malaysians’ compassion and bravery transcended borders, including Myanmar, where a few travelled on rickety boats along rough ...
The latest fatalities from indiscriminate junta bombing come as the TNLA continues its efforts to capture a key base north of ...
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The main group coordinating opposition to military rule in Myanmar has rejected a surprise offer from the ruling generals to ...
Translating to “the magnet” in English, this sweet, powdery scent features notes of peach, rose and jasmine, and is thought ...
Rebel groups have rejected a peace offer from Myanmar’s embattled junta, which is reeling from battlefield losses and ...
Though the offer was quickly rejected by several commanders of the opposition forces, it was still seen as a significant ...
More than half of the column of around 80 troops was reportedly forced to surrender, while at least 20 were killed ...
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