The Bangladesh government has repatriated around 330 Myanmar nationals who had sought refuge in the country amid border clashes between rebel factions and Myanmar’s military.
THG set to expand Myanmar investment
Thonburi Bamrungmuang Hospital in Bangkok, operated by THG. The company sees a business opportunity to expand its hospital services in Myanmar. Thonburi Healthcare Group Plc (THG) plans to expand its …
Police hunting 2 Scots after business partner slain
Police were tracking down two Scotsmen whose Myanmar business partner was found slain inside a luxury highrise apartment in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit area in the early hours of Wednesday.The two men were …
Ethnic Mon Party Offshoot Declares War on Myanmar Junta
State Party (Anti-Dictatorship) rejects dialogue with regime in favor of fight for a federal union and self-determination.
Suspects in Myanmar businessman’s slaying flee to Singapore
The witness reportedly told police that the Myanmar man was a frequent visitor to Thailand, having recorded some 52 trips between Bangkok and Yangon and between Bangkok and Hanoi. Police are making …
The Myanmar junta’s bumbling propagandist returns
Aye Chan’s recent appearance in the Indian capital raises the question of whether his crude and delusional message might actually resonate with some audiences …
SBI, GAIL, ONGC among global giants helping Myanmar junta’s ‘oppressive’ pipeline
Since its attempted coup d’état, the Myanmar military has seized control of the lucrative oil and gas sector. In 2019, the oil and gas industry contributed US$ 1.5 billion to the Government of Myanmar …
Bangladesh to Repatriate 330 Myanmar Junta Personnel This Week
Dhaka says the defeated regime troops will be shipped home, ignoring calls for them to be used as bargaining chips or investigated for war crimes.
Its Forces Depleted, Myanmar Junta Says It Will Enforce a Military Draft
Three years after it took power in a coup, the regime appears to be on the defensive. But it remains unclear if the rebels can overthrow the military.
Risks to Myanmar’s last saltwater crocs point to coastal conservation needs
By Carolyn Cowan With their tooth-packed jaws, dinosaur-slit eyes, and stealthy ability to emerge without warning through the surface of muddy-brown waters, saltwater crocodiles are indisputably one …